Re:Neubrutalism is taking over the web?
by DoingIsLearning on Thursday April 21, 2022 @05:02AM
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> People simply get bored with how their apps and websites look after six to seven years. They need a change.
I would argue that the quote generalizes to all people, just as you are generalizing your sentiment to all people.
I have a lot of 15 year old clothes in my wardrobe, I know many friends who feel the urge of buying a new outfit every few months. I am not passing judgement we are just not similar in our desire for novelty.
I value function others value form. Form valuing people will likely enjoy app redesigns, function valuing people will likely value knowing where everything is in an app rather than re-training on new designs.
Most importantly I would speculate that form valuing people are way more likely to spend money on apps and services, so these services will likely do better in catering to form over function.
I would argue that the quote generalizes to all people, just as you are generalizing your sentiment to all people.
I have a lot of 15 year old clothes in my wardrobe, I know many friends who feel the urge of buying a new outfit every few months. I am not passing judgement we are just not similar in our desire for novelty.
I value function others value form. Form valuing people will likely enjoy app redesigns, function valuing people will likely value knowing where everything is in an app rather than re-training on new designs.
Most importantly I would speculate that form valuing people are way more likely to spend money on apps and services, so these services will likely do better in catering to form over function.