Re: [Usability]too much choice?

[Per Cederberg <per percederberg net>]

Alan Horkan wrote:
> <snip>
> the most important idea in it to me was that you can have much more
> options if you organise them better, organisation is the bigger problem
> than too much choice.

One thing Mosfet ignored to comment, though, is the commonly
stated fact that fewer options often means fewer bugs. Making
too many things configurable, may introduce complexity not
only in the UI but also in the code. It can quickly become
unrealistic to test all combinations of settings as they
increase in number.

/Per