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September 3, 2012
User experience trends and the problem with stealing bad ideas
Something with copy, steal and artists.
"Startups really aren't thinking about what the user wants, and how to help them accomplish that goal. Focusing on that is the only thing that will actually make your users happy."
(Harrison Weber a.k.a. @HarrisonWeber ~ The Next Web)
Posted by PJB at September 3, 2012 12:01 PM | Classification: User experience