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June 6, 2012
Design Patterns: When Breaking The Rules Is OK
First learn to obey the rules, then break them. Not the other way around.
"(...) we can neither follow nor ignore design patterns completely. Instead, we need a deep understanding of the rules of human-computer interaction, so that we know when breaking them is OK."
(Rian van der Merwe a.k.a. @rianvdm Smashing Magazine)
Posted by PJB at June 6, 2012 4:54 PM | Classification: Patterns