Now, I'm no UI designer, but I do happpen to be a human being. And as such this rubbish on BA's website really irritates me. I have no idea who designs their website, but please - telling your customers they can access "post-PIN content and functionality" is just a horrible mangle of pretension and obfuscation. And getting someone to click a box NOT to be remembered just completely does my head in. I've been griping about this for months already - but who do I tell? What are these guys smoking? And can I have some. 
Saturday, December 15, 2007
C'mon BA, get a grip
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That cracks me up. I forwarded to the folks I worked with in that business.
In a company I dont want to name here, I have heard that to be a "localisation" problem. Apparently, even English text is localised (i.e. the right words chosen) resulting in most horrid texts like post-pin access.
Oh, and BTW, the UE guy is not responsible for localised texts.
Dilbert-land, all over.
-H
i quite agree. BA sux. and i wish they could improve their excess baggage handling...
nice use of red marker
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