This action violates the "Holy Grail" of usability:
- the desire to recommend a product to a friend
- trust of a user to stay with a product, a brand, or a routine
- buy-in of a product
- the promise of consistency
False positives directly violate the trust of a product. Cindi Farmer, a good colleague and friend, said it perfectly on how to earn trust:
Trust can never be taken lightly. It cannot be given, it must be earned. False positives is the fastest way to violate this trust.
Trust really is gold.
Trust can never be taken lightly. It cannot be given, it must be earned. False positives is the fastest way to violate this trust.
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