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If these products were cheap I could buy this argument. But I see stuff licensing for 6 or 7 figures with UX from hell. The problem is that the people who are f
by coldcode 12y ago
If these products were cheap I could buy this argument. But I see stuff licensing for 6 or 7 figures with UX from hell. The problem is that the people who are forced to use this crap are not the "customer" who pays for it, is sold on it, meets about the purchase, or cares about usability.
- smackfu 12y agoJust because the customer isn't the end user doesn't mean they are some disinterested party. Often they are writing requirements that the end user doesn't even care about, because this software has to fit into the existing software ecosystem at the megacorp. Stuff like LDAP, SAML, and ERP integration. And also provably meet corporate standards, and work on the corporations reference hardware architecture, etc.