| ▲ | whyagaindavid 3 days ago | |
This is definitely an edge case. Most UI/UX from Google is very consistent and just works. Otherwise they won't be in this market. Only UI/UX issue is that most experienced users want to not adapt to change. It is like people always telling Windows 7 is the best. Don't keep reinventing. Another one that irks me is every UI/UX dev assumes people have 2 x 4K monitors and menu items overflow. | ||
| ▲ | hansmayer 3 days ago | parent [-] | |
> Only UI/UX issue is that most experienced users want to not adapt to change Users will not only adapt, but will even champion your changes if they make sense to said users. For example the web checkout or to name a more drastic example, iPhone and fingers as user interface devices. Once you start convincing the users that the interface is great, but they are too resistant to changes/dumb/uncreative to know how use it... its a different story I´d reckon ;) | ||