Florian Lehmuth recommended Fresh vs. Familiar: How Aggressively to Redesign from useit.com:

Users don't care about design for its own sake; they just want to get things done and get out. Normal people don't love sitting at their computers. They'd rather watch football, walk the dog — just about anything else. Using a computer probably rates above taking out the trash, though.

Charel Büchler recommended Fresh vs. Familiar: How Aggressively to Redesign from useit.com:

Users don't care about design for its own sake; they just want to get things done and get out. Normal people don't love sitting at their computers. They'd rather watch football, walk the dog — just about anything else. Using a computer probably rates above taking out the trash, though.

Eduard A. recommended Fresh vs. Familiar: How Aggressively to Redesign from useit.com:

Users don't care about design for its own sake; they just want to get things done and get out. Normal people don't love sitting at their computers. They'd rather watch football, walk the dog — just about anything else. Using a computer probably rates above taking out the trash, though.

Tase recommended Fresh vs. Familiar: How Aggressively to Redesign from useit.com:

Users don't care about design for its own sake; they just want to get things done and get out. Normal people don't love sitting at their computers. They'd rather watch football, walk the dog — just about anything else. Using a computer probably rates above taking out the trash, though.

Daniel Knauer recommended Fresh vs. Familiar: How Aggressively to Redesign from useit.com:

Users don't care about design for its own sake; they just want to get things done and get out. Normal people don't love sitting at their computers. They'd rather watch football, walk the dog — just about anything else. Using a computer probably rates above taking out the trash, though.

Marcel Wichmann recommended Fresh vs. Familiar: How Aggressively to Redesign from useit.com:

Users don't care about design for its own sake; they just want to get things done and get out. Normal people don't love sitting at their computers. They'd rather watch football, walk the dog — just about anything else. Using a computer probably rates above taking out the trash, though.

sonnenwende recommended Fresh vs. Familiar: How Aggressively to Redesign from useit.com:

Users don't care about design for its own sake; they just want to get things done and get out. Normal people don't love sitting at their computers. They'd rather watch football, walk the dog — just about anything else. Using a computer probably rates above taking out the trash, though.

Florian Rogner recommended Fresh vs. Familiar: How Aggressively to Redesign from useit.com:

I thus strongly recommend getting the basic design right in the first place, before you launch, so that it can live for several years with minor updates. Before you release anything to customers, use techniques such as rapid iterative design and paper prototypes to thoroughly explore the design space and polish the usability.