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Perhaps even more infuriating than this is the notion that by virtue of being a user of a system, the user knows how the UX should be. It's often repeated that
by saltvedt 13y ago
Perhaps even more infuriating than this is the notion that by virtue of being a user of a system, the user knows how the UX should be.
It's often repeated that "developers don't know UX", but some has taken that to mean that UX/UI decisions should be taken by anyone other programmers.
- nchlswu 13y agoand as a 'UX Designer', it's hard to avoid this. I loathe when peers use rationale, but I understand.... because as a designer, ou're expected to use your experience as a guide you