On Jan 13, 2014, at 10:25 AM, Marcus Denker <marcus.denker@inria.fr> wrote:
Noâ¦. but what I have learned is that any change, even to the good, will be very hard to do because people are very much defined by habits. So do not expect the existing users to be happy⦠itâs sad but it is like that.
The way to make progress is (to somme extend) listen to these complaints and then to just ignore them ;-) (Else Pharo browsers would be eye-cancer inducing green⦠and there are I am sure still people who would argue that this was better with green windows ;-)
haha yeah XD the good thing about the tests is that you can listen to the complains of who doesn't like it and still have you A/B test results to backup your UI design decisions and... A) they don't or B) they do (so they're transformed in a helping effort) <- unlikely but cool if happens So yeah, you won't conform everybody's taste but you'll improve the general User Experience in a demonstrable way So how do we start? :D