Web Application Designing: UX to Architecture Handshake
Most web apps fail to feel “simple” for one reason: **UX gets designed as if the system were infinitely fast, perfectly consistent, and always available**, ...
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Most web apps fail to feel “simple” for one reason: **UX gets designed as if the system were infinitely fast, perfectly consistent, and always available**, ...
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