good tools need skill
2006-1-1
The hi-res user experience: "[Learning] music changes music. Learning about wine changes wine. Learning about Buddhism changes Buddhism. And learning Excel changes Excel. If we want passionate users, we might not have to change our products--we have to change how our users experience them. And that change does not necessarily come from product design, development, and especially marketing. It comes from helping users learn."
This ties in somewhat with my post about all tools being bad, especially the good ones.
Take the example of a caligraphy brush (again): a ewven better brush will not (automatically) make a more satisfied customer. Only a more educated custumor will be able to fully appreaciate the brush.
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