>
> Indeed - perfection is a journey, not a destination.
>
> Just to clarify my comment, what I was trying to point out (in an
> attempt at a humourous way) is that invoking a 'interface designer' does
> not magically mean you end up with a user interface which any one person
> agrees with, or actually works for all use-cases. This does not mean to
> say that having a full time experienced dev-tool oriented UX designer
> wouldn't help immeasurably with the evolution of LiveCode's interface,
> but it certainly wouldn't be a magic wand which makes things better
> overnight.
>
> My observation over the years that regardless of the UX design
> experience of the person designing things developing a good UI comes
> down to dialog between the designer(s) and the user(s); and as with all
> things it generally comes down to compromise.
Anyone in Edinburgh considered asking Scott Rossi how much time he has on his
hands ? :-)
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