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These are the kind of ideas every software developer should practice with. Forget the technicalities: the programming languages, the databases, the frameworks.
by sktrdie 14y ago
These are the kind of ideas every software developer should practice with. Forget the technicalities: the programming languages, the databases, the frameworks. A good piece of software is not judged by its code, but by its interface.
Every software developer should answer questions such as "What can make the experience easier for my users?", and constantly practice with UI concepts.
I talk more about this in my post about how I think "Interface Is All That Matters": http://www.pseudocodice.com/post/27983862986/interface-is-all-that-matters http://www.pseudocodice.com/post/27983862986/interface-is-al...
- progrock 14y agoAgree. The difficult thing here though is that it's an intrinsic part of the desktop, and you need to standardize interfaces across the OS, and preferably if they are shit hot (in that you can navigate them easily and barely notice them,) across different OSs.