jcassell

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   by jcassell 11y ago

   +1
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   by jcassell 11y ago

   But don't you think that even power users desire some system of quick learn-ability? Or do they simply enjoy reveling in their hard-to-come-by knowledge that would deter the average user? I'm hearkening back to Final Cut 7 days
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   by jcassell 11y ago

   True, and I do think there is strong validity in blind user testing so as to better shape and improve initial designs to a more finished form. However, I do think there is some merit in getting those in the actual field of functional and &q
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   by jcassell 11y ago

   I feel that rule number 2, "If you cannot get a group of people for whom your product is designed for to generally agree that your design is good, it’s not good," is generally a double-edged sword. That is, do people outside of d
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   by jcassell 11y ago

   The progression of USB Type-C is simply going to continue to split the web of port connectors as we enter into a season where Thunderbolt 3.0 is already confusing everyday users vs Thunderbolt v.1&2. What we need is a single identifier