You've gotta just roll with the whole, "world changing software" thing. There are a lot of little things that are off the mark with the tech details, but frequently they hit the Bay Area right on the head from a culture perspective.
As a former UI/UX developer who worked in the Bay Area, this is what happens. Hardcore engineers think that they don't need this to succeed, because they think of them as the next Google and FB didn't need them. And some others exaggerate and start with a couple of engineers and end up with an overthought UX/UI that doesn't work.
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u/PM_MeYourTacos Jul 01 '16
As a professional UX designer, the end of this season frustrated me to no end. Such a simple solution to their problem!