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> are just post-hoc justifications in the end It didn't have to be - there was a time they spent money and time on watching people use stuff and figured out ho
by exe34 1y ago
> are just post-hoc justifications in the end
It didn't have to be - there was a time they spent money and time on watching people use stuff and figured out how to improve them. Nowadays that sort of scientific process is only applied to increasing engagement and addiction on social media.
- andrekandre 1y ago> a time they spent money and time on watching people use stuff and figured out how to improve yes, definitely. i'm reminded of parc with smalltalk and the early lisa/mac design prototypes being based on actually learning how people think about problem solving and its relations to ui/ux (with the goal of improving usability, discovery and reducing cognitive load etc)