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09-10-07, 01:34 PM

I think a lot of apps have been created with a focused intended use (the developer thinking "I would use it like this"), and not really thinking what other preferences others would like. This is probably more prevalent with single developer apps, where there are not a bunch of people adding perspectives.
A lot of these are updated from comments from users. So they get better.

I think a lot of the companies with a presence here on AximSite get feedback from users, and update their apps. MS probably doesn't listen as much.

I think not being easy to use kills a lot of apps, becasue the developer does not listen to users and make modifications to make it easier for more users.

09-10-07, 01:34 PM	#3 (permalink)
uzziah0 Guest Posts: n/a	I think a lot of apps have been created with a focused intended use (the developer thinking "I would use it like this"), and not really thinking what other preferences others would like. This is probably more prevalent with single developer apps, where there are not a bunch of people adding perspectives. A lot of these are updated from comments from users. So they get better. I think a lot of the companies with a presence here on AximSite get feedback from users, and update their apps. MS probably doesn't listen as much. I think not being easy to use kills a lot of apps, becasue the developer does not listen to users and make modifications to make it easier for more users.