The topic of site search came up in a conversation in my work today. Reminded me of the fact that most site searches suck. But, people will use search if they believe it will help them. Here's a post I wrote about the topic several years ago: https://t.co/i7fYCVH48d
@NathanCarlHart I'll also add, different styles is one way to introduce different access points for different people. We all come with our own biases. We should expect others have a different set of biases and therefore likes and needs in music. Mix it up, worship leaders.
@NathanCarlHart I've had the same thought, and agree. Let heartfelt worship happen. It's hard to say "never", but I think it's about an attitude. Music has changed greatly over (long-term) time, and we're witnessing a faster evolution lately, which makes it more apparent.
Google docs—you've spoiled us. Moving from a Google workflow to a Microsoft one is like going from good sushi to grocery-store sushi. It wants to be good, but just doesn't cut it.
@NathanCarlHart Interesting. All these are lead singers who have had their day. None of them are currently leading vocals in the former bands. Even Jars of Clay.
Users don't hate change.
• Users hate when you take control from them.
• Users hate when your change shows no value for them.
• Users hate when they’ve invested in learning your design, only for you to disregard that investment.
Users don’t hate change.
It’s you, not them.