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Makes the answer to the first picture a lot more clear now doesn't it haha

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Branding and usability are important competitive markets. Initially its land grab and design isn't as important. But once a user has multiple options that fill the new function, UX becomes the key differentiator.

Didn't realize Framer has publishing, honestly haven't kept up with it the past few years.

Sorry little late here but... thank you for being a listener! Hope we helped you in some way!

Funny how most people don't want it to be that simple. They want to be the source of the ideas and be "the hero genius" Laying ego down and listening, you can usually get all the answers handed to you.

Friendly reminder: if the user needs to adapt to you, its not accessible.

It was great chatting with you!

Thanks Nick! I missed these twitter recommendation threads. Either people are doing them less, or I don't mentioned often haha. Gotta check everyone out :)

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lol!

So maybe 1 big factor is repeated exposure to bad design?

The question was why do american end-users put up with it, right? I think the reason for that is its simply meets their needs. Its benefit - cost, the cost is $ and frustration. Plus repeated frustration becomes habit and lessons the perceived cost.