The point is clear: struggling with inefficient tools diverts attention from the user experience. It’s impossible to sustain success with mainstream projects if technology forces constant frustration.
The point is clear: struggling with inefficient tools diverts attention from the user experience. It’s impossible to sustain success with mainstream projects if technology forces constant frustration.
Those who thrive only in isolated echo chambers are unlikely to succeed in the broader market."
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This stance is unacceptable—a commitment to quality design is essential.
Developers using Radix invest more effort in crafting the user interface instead of battling their tech stack.
"Critiquing design, some dismiss it with:
'Everything’s fine'
'You just don’t get it'
'It’s about keeping certain groups
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