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When a bad design sticks out, opinions of the public, the majority, will be heard and felt, corporations will have to improve. The user revolution.
User-centered design, design with the (target) majority in mind.
George W. Bush won the election, twice.
Bad design if driven by good intentions, with a pure picture in mind, not shaken by (majority) users, chooses to remain and exist, in an elegant fashion, will soon be consumed by (minority) users, generating a niche, leading the market, the majority.
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a thought after watching a talk by Nick Bell at LCC
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