6th
December
2000
Jef Raskin: “When crashing around the Web, I ran into the 22 Feb 2000 interview with Alan Cooper. Nodding my head in agreement as I went along, I came to an abrupt stop when this icon of design said, ‘We believe that good design is self-evident.’ If you believe that, then you are stuck in a rut, because the value of deep improvements are rarely self-evident, and even when a better design — if unfamiliar — is shown to developers or experienced users, they tend to reject it.”
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6th
December
2000
Jef Raskin: “When crashing around the Web, I ran into the 22 Feb 2000 interview with Alan Cooper. Nodding my head in agreement as I went along, I came to an abrupt stop when this icon of design said, ‘We believe that good design is self-evident.’ If you believe that, then you are stuck in a rut, because the value of deep improvements are rarely self-evident, and even when a better design — if unfamiliar — is shown to developers or experienced users, they tend to reject it.”
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