Once you make a change, you need to test it to make sure it works. And that kind of ensures that you won’t make a wide sweeping change that could upset your followers. You can test each change like a high-fidelity prototype, and constantly update, improving usability.
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Blogging to the User
One of the things I like about blogging is that it represents an interesting combination of agile and user-centered design. You dive right in and start blogging, and then make small, incremental, iterative changes here and there. Subtle additions and improvements to keep your readers happy and productive.
Once you make a change, you need to test it to make sure it works. And that kind of ensures that you won’t make a wide sweeping change that could upset your followers. You can test each change like a high-fidelity prototype, and constantly update, improving usability.
Once you make a change, you need to test it to make sure it works. And that kind of ensures that you won’t make a wide sweeping change that could upset your followers. You can test each change like a high-fidelity prototype, and constantly update, improving usability.
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