Not everyone is handy with mobile app interfaces or web forms, or feeling comfortable understanding whether their data is private.
It’s a bit of a convenient fiction to mentally picture people struggling to type something into a spreadsheet, while happily swiping and tapping through an app, but that’s not realistic.
Spreadsheet workflows for personal budget, taxes, holiday shopping, etc., has been ubiquitous for a long time. It’s an interface people understand, regardless of being “a wizard” or not.
It’s at best naive and at worst myopic to think that slapping a few things into an app or a web form actually constitutes something “easier” or “more intuitive” than something which has been a household staple of software for several decades.
It’s a bit of a convenient fiction to mentally picture people struggling to type something into a spreadsheet, while happily swiping and tapping through an app, but that’s not realistic.
Spreadsheet workflows for personal budget, taxes, holiday shopping, etc., has been ubiquitous for a long time. It’s an interface people understand, regardless of being “a wizard” or not.
It’s at best naive and at worst myopic to think that slapping a few things into an app or a web form actually constitutes something “easier” or “more intuitive” than something which has been a household staple of software for several decades.