[Sigia-l] Thanks! [was "Commercial Impact of a Bad User Interface?"]

Jonathan Baker-Bates Jonathan.Baker-Bates at oyster.com
Mon Jul 19 05:17:03 EDT 2004


Thanks to everyone who replied to my post on this - about 25 at last
count, mostly off-list for some reason ;-) Sorry I can't get back to you
all individually, but I'll be checking those links, and thinking about
your comments over the next week. 

Jonathan

 

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> On Behalf Of Jonathan Baker-Bates
> Sent: 16 July 2004 17:55
> To: sigia-l at asis.org
> Subject: [Sigia-l] Commercial Impact of a Bad User Interface?
> 
> It's late on a tiring Friday afternoon here in London and 
> I've been wrestling with a client to get them to understand 
> that doing some proper user testing is really worth the effort.
> 
> And I had a thought. Are there any examples of significant 
> businesses that have (or might have) gone to the wall due to 
> a user interface being badly designed?
> 
> I can't immediately think of any. But that may be because I'm tired.
> 
> Can anyone think of a good example? This is for no better 
> reason than I can say "Look at what happened to XYZ Corp. - 
> the UI for their product stank and they crashed and *burned* 
> because of it!
> 
> Jonathan
> 
> 
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