Brian Coale wrote:
and they do it by selling the sizzle, not the steak. Conclusion? You can
have a great product, but if it looks dated most people will not have any
faith in it's ability to get the job done. If the developers paid so
little attention to the UI and UX, the same could be inferred about the
back-end, whether true or not.
I agree 100 % here.
If it does not look pretty, then it for sure cannot be as good as something
prettier. That's our world.
And that's also a reason why so many people would rather donwnload MS
Office without paying for it instead of using OOo.
Yes, they do.
Simon
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