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Actually this is true and it isn’t. I mean, for sure ‘how intuitive’ is not a good metric for enterprise products, which usually come along with a big bunch of
by yuchi 12y ago
Actually this is true and it isn’t. I mean, for sure ‘how intuitive’ is not a good metric for enterprise products, which usually come along with a big bunch of days for training, because you have a small number of users, somehow forced to use your product for a long time.
If you’re investing in reducing the ‘time to learn’ (learn the semantics of your product) you’re probably focusing on the wrong thing.
Yet, all these products (and I work on those a lot) are not well designed as a symptom of missing care for the “cognitive cost” for the user.
Anyway, the products listed in the post are way better than others. Which is sad :\