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by wavemode
358 days ago
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I wouldn't frame it as "complexity", I would frame it as "cognitive load". You can lower cognitive load despite having high complexity. For example, you could (and many companies have done so) build a user-friendly version management system and UI on top of git, which on its surface is just "version 1", "version 2", "version 2 (final) (actually)" but under the hood is using commits and branches. You can have submenus expose advanced features to advanced users while the happy path remains easy to use. |
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