Don't you just wish Rev would do this?

[Randy Will]

The really terrible part of this is that the common interfaces that we know and love aren't all that usable.  There are substantially better (or should I say "well founded and researched") methods of interfacing, but they require a learning curve due to insimilarity with what we know already know.  Said learning curve removes any benefit, leaving us back with "what I already use is the best solution for me".

>>>> ambassador at fourthworld.com 6/6/2007 9:36 AM >>>
>Randy Will wrote:
> > What all this comes down to is that "ease of use" is in the eye
> > of the beholder.

>In many areas I would have to agree, but this need not be the case. 
>There was a time when usability was more the result of research findings 
>than marketing slogans.