Comment Comment by rwallace That very much depends. Are you saying no because the requested feature doesn't match your vision, or because it doesn't match what the user needs?If it's the latter, great! You're on track to a first-rate product.But most designers make the mistake of going with the former. That's why most products are second-rate. parent rwallace 13 years ago
If it's the latter, great! You're on track to a first-rate product.
But most designers make the mistake of going with the former. That's why most products are second-rate.