An interface must be reliable.
Reliability is often thought of as purely technical. But a fairly reliable interface can still be designed on top of a system that isn’t 100% reliable.
The system should never lose any work a user has done or any information they have entered.
All actions must be auto-saved.
It should be possible to restore large chunks of content, like pages or projects.
Reliability is often thought of as purely technical. But a fairly reliable interface can still be designed on top of a system that isn’t 100% reliable.
The system should never lose any work a user has done or any information they have entered.
All actions must be auto-saved.
It should be possible to restore large chunks of content, like pages or projects.
Reliability is often thought of as purely technical. But a fairly reliable interface can still be designed on top of a system that isn’t 100% reliable.
The system should never lose any work a user has done or any information they have entered.
All actions must be auto-saved.
It should be possible to restore large chunks of content, like pages or projects.
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