Thread: Request for help - Agile / Xtreme programmers
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Old 30th-June-2005, 09:50 AM   #8 (permalink)
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Re: Request for help - Agile / Extreme programmers
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Originally Posted by Lou

Oooh! You've touched a nerve here! Sorry!

quite right Lou the fact that not enough time is spent considering the users needs is very apparant in a lot of applications and websites nowadays. The best rules Ive found is to get something that looks fantastic and lie about its backend to the managers but get something that still looks great but is fast and functional for the users. Thats your starting point then you have to sift through user comments for what they actually want so you can improve on it
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