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Absolutely. To nearly everyone, the user interface is the program. This sounds like a truism but really is the opposite. It has important practical consequences
by gruseom 13y ago
Absolutely. To nearly everyone, the user interface is the program. This sounds like a truism but really is the opposite. It has important practical consequences.
- Chris_Newton 13y agoTo nearly everyone, the user interface is the program. I would add to that the reason I’m wary of shipping an unpolished product as early as possible with the idea of refining it later: you only get one chance to make a first impression.
- supercoder 13y agoI think there's an important distinction between an unfinished product and an unpolished product. To use an overused example, the iPhone was unfinished in terms of features but what was there was incredibly polished.