Re: Hard to Revise a UI?
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A final question. Is it really burdensome to change the wording in a UI? If a prompt is vaguely worded, or if something is misspelled, is it very hard for a developer to correct it? I was once told that a change I proposed would be "too expensive." It involved changing the wording in a single popup box, and it would have made a huge difference to the usability of the UI.
Is it really that hard to change a text string? (I think I know the answer . . . .)
Thanks again!
--Nancy
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