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in some cases couldn't you design the app not to mention "your" vs "mine" and just say "user profile" or profile? just a thought. very interesting commentary o
by kirarev 14y ago
in some cases couldn't you design the app not to mention "your" vs "mine" and just say "user profile" or profile?
just a thought. very interesting commentary on the connotations of the usage of "your profile" "my profile' nonetheless.
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- davisr 14y agoWhy should an app have a personality? Apps should 'do', not 'be'. In my opinion, the user shouldn't ever notice the interface, because its only purpose is to facilitate the service; anything that disrupts the purpose (like a 'personality') is distracting from what it's supposed to do.
- gbog 14y agoGood point. Except for games or kids apps, the ui should get out of the way and have no personality. It should have some identity though, so we can tell apps apart, but a logo and a color scheme is enough usually.
- mminer 14y agoWhat do you make of a service like Siri that imposes a personality on the UI without disrupting its usability? Anecdotally, many people like communicating with such an interface that simulates human conversation, even if the results themselves aren't improved by it.
- baddox 14y agoThat seems strictly worse than the first two options.