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LearnedHand

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16. I worked in user-facing IT for a long time
Sun Nov 23, 2025, 05:15 PM
Nov 23

Users just don’t want usability and productivity impacted, and they want to understand how to accomplish their tasks under the new system. If you prepare them adequately so they aren’t surprised, they don’t hate it. On the other hand, if vendors impose changes without truly understanding the user experience first, you’re gonna generate lots of user negativity.

For example, iOS 26 is SO HYPED, and it is all shiny and stuff. But they sacrificed readability and accessibility for this shiny new interface, and Apple is getting taken to the woodshed over it. Are these complaints illegitimate? Do we just say oh well complaining users?

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