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Call me cynical but I think designers need to occasionally break things that were already solved long ago to justify their continued relevance. Explains a lot o
by asaddhamani 9mo ago
Call me cynical but I think designers need to occasionally break things that were already solved long ago to justify their continued relevance. Explains a lot of redesigns that make things only worse, reshuffling interfaces, hiding things behind menus in form over function redesigns, etc.
- em500 9mo agoNon-tech people tend to think similarly about developers, breaking things that worked fine until yesterday / last week / last month, for no user-visible benefit.
- betaby 9mo agoSometimes that's true.
- gherkinnn 9mo agoThe exact same thing applies to development. How many things broke because of a React rewrite or moving to micro services? I wish the average dev would recognise this.