Everything I’ve learned about web development in the almost twenty-five years I’ve been practising. All boiled down into a neat little list that I put together over a week.
I’m Icelandic, so I’m prone to absolute statements. It’s a cultural thing.
No, I’m not going to explain any of these.
- There are exceptions to most rules.
- Web development becomes more complicated the more you pull it apart and less so the more you step back.
- The best way to improve software UX is regular direct observation, by everybody on the team, of the work done.
- Software development needs to support the needs of those in the organisation. Otherwise, its ability to serve the needs of the customer will fall apart in short order.
- You may think that software development at a software company serves the customer directly, but you’d be mistaken. The organisation is the software development team’s primary customer.
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