Re:What Clayton Christensen Got Wrong (2013)
by mark212 on Monday March 23, 2015 @05:35PM
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> the consumer really buys buys psychological value(status, attention, etc), not user experience
please explain the difference, other than what seems to be your pejorative value placed on psychology. Why would it be bad to want to feel good when using a piece of tech and prefer it over another piece of tech that is better on other metrics? Psychology (broadly stated) is the user experience.
Re:What Clayton Christensen Got Wrong (2013)
by minthd on Tuesday March 24, 2015 @10:16AM
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I have no ill will towards psychology, but to my understanding ,user experience(as in "the way the product is designed") is a different thing from status, etc.
please explain the difference, other than what seems to be your pejorative value placed on psychology. Why would it be bad to want to feel good when using a piece of tech and prefer it over another piece of tech that is better on other metrics? Psychology (broadly stated) is the user experience.