Re: Usability Testing

Eric Scheid:

> but then what of those designers who claim the right to
do usability?

What of it?

Ziya
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On 1/22/07 6:38 PM, "Ziya Oz" <listeraearthlink.net> wrote:

>> but then what of those designers who claim the
right to do usability?
> 
> What of it?

(love the quote mining approach, especially from someone
that recently
ranted about trees != forest 

Anyhow ... they are mixing together those two things, which
(the mixing) you
have claimed is a blight on the design industry.

so which is it?

    design + usability = a very prevalent form of blight

or 

    design + usability = best practice (heh!)

have you ever been called in to review someone else's
design? did you offer
only observations, or did you make design suggestions?

e.

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