Size matters: Why some projects can't do UX well
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| Title | Size matters: Why some projects can't do UX well |
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| Abstract | There are strong opinions about UX and how it should fit in open source but what's clear is that one size does not fit all. How you can do proper UX (if at all) depends on the size and shape of your group. After interviewing many different repo maintainers, there is a clear pattern about which projects are better at doing UX. This talk will explain what I've found and how projects of any size can still incorporate UX into their process flow. |
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