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November 26, 2004
Usable GUI Design: A Quick Guide for F/OSS Developers
"Professional UI designers tell us that user interfaces should be the first thing designed when we come to develop an application, and that programmers are incapable of doing this kind of design. They say it can only be done by the professional UI experts; OSS projects don't have access to these kind of people, and therefore can never be truly usable." (Benjamin Roe) - courtesy of slash dot org
Posted by PJB at November 26, 2004 08:23 AM