@sattyyouneed I set up time for fixing the design debt, bugs, running security audits etc. The same way you do anything, you set time for it. For example for security cloudflare secuirty skill helps a lot to identify holes
@rjs majority of orgs I have been, if you don’t speak “business language” you are out of the room. They all want results, it’s just how u get that message across
Like Ryan Singer said, you don't want to come into your kitchen and see a different layout every time. When the hype settles, more and more people will come to this conclusion
imo a lot of software is meant to be invisible.
the irony of building them is that you have to stare at it every day. easy to forget that for many of your users, the ideal experience is barely having to think about it at all.
imo a lot of software is meant to be invisible.
the irony of building them is that you have to stare at it every day. easy to forget that for many of your users, the ideal experience is barely having to think about it at all.
Always loved working on filters and adding micro interactions to them so they feel usable. I noticed many products don't allow clicking on the bars themselves or showing a tooltip. It's a nice small touch so users "don't have to think" of how it works
I noticed that with myself too. Sometimes you just want that UI to be in place and "less thinking" of where things are. It will take awhile for the hype to settle and people realising that UI and SaaS is still here to stay
I think we're going to see a new wave of interest in usability.
Chat is hard on the brain. Total opposite of what Don Norman wrote about. 100% holding in your head, remembering things, special modes, etc.
Nobody wants the stuff in their kitchen to be in a different place each time they walk in.
System of record + recognizable display are not going away. What's new is how fluidly we can change state WITHIN those as users.
I think we're going to see a new wave of interest in usability.
Chat is hard on the brain. Total opposite of what Don Norman wrote about. 100% holding in your head, remembering things, special modes, etc.
Nobody wants the stuff in their kitchen to be in a different place each time they walk in.
System of record + recognizable display are not going away. What's new is how fluidly we can change state WITHIN those as users.