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apple and the craft of knowing how people work (Score:1)
apple, of course, is a perfect example of this sort of thinking. no focus groups by design; either to maintain secrecy or to avoid the waddling march to mediocrity. three ways of thinking about this process--
if you're good, and you obsessively practice the craft of learning how people perceive and use tools--as apple does--(3) is a no-brainer. the question is, how do you get better at (3) to begin with, and barring the time to improve in that area, is (1) or (2) actually more of a waste of time?
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Re:how about just being logically consistent? (Score:1)