Here’s a great article over at Fuel Your Interface about why making everyone happy is a bad idea. Author Jonathan Cutrell basically explains why finding a target audience should be the secondary, if not primary, goal when designing an interface. He claims that it creates a more intimate connection with your audience and encourages a better experience. I agree, and also see another value in designing for a small target group. Others will be naturally attracted to joining a group by taking the time to understand unfamiliar design elements if they see how it cool it is to be “in the know.”
Should everyone be able to use your interface?
Published: January 29, 2010Posted in: All
