Both Boxes Said Nom
A checkout form with two fields, both labeled Nom, decided which name was mine.
A place to document what I am learning, what I am building, and what I am still figuring out. Engineering, UX, leadership, philosophy and the occasional realisation I want to remember before it disappears.
A checkout form with two fields, both labeled Nom, decided which name was mine.
One user blew past what the cap implied. The label and the behavior did not match.
I was ready to build. The solution was a person.
My boyfriend explained my promotion using basketball.
My English teacher said I was laconic. I spent years thinking it was a flaw.
Aristotle said we are what we repeatedly do. I keep coming back to what that means for how we build software, teams, and ourselves.
Two apps. Same company. Completely different rules about what your address means.
The gap between software that works and software that feels right is not a technical gap.
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