Search results

...uelessness, and the inability to grasp and follow the most basic concepts, users will manage to negate even the most elegant and powerful of designs, either ...lop various processes, heuristics, and patterns in order to fend off their users' collective stupidity. And it works, to an extent.

...of various options and attempting to convince people (especially existing users) that hey, this isn't necessarily such a bad idea after all.

...a general basis of just what to develop, or even to reassure or scare away users. Depending on the initial purpose for which it was written, it often winds ...ion, at least in the design department, which is often quite difficult for users in particular to follow. Now this can be useful - if they don't know what s

**For us, for new users, for people trying to maintain it all. **No way for new users to find them and become engaged

And in practice it didn't matter. Users on the site see sysadmins (the closest thing we have to a 'staff' group bes

...wn what functionality was plausible while the others interviewed potential users, and from there we moved onto the MVP as would be presented more broadly in * Mail spam to potential users - cu mailing list, perhaps, others

...l just talk, words thrown around, but with the reality facing down, if the users are given the opportunity to commit to it and have their say, they will. Th

...emselves changed no matter how careful they are, for it always changes its users, the more so the deeper, the darker, they go.

...lank look, so Kit explained, "They were objects of power, beacons to magic users. The Torini could use them for all sorts of things, like travel to away pla