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    How not to design a critical UI

    According to a story in the Washington Post, the cause of the missile alert false alarm in Hawaii came down to a poorly designed UI and the failure to exercise even basic process design review and control. I know there are many software experts on the board. Is this lack of design oversight common?

    Excerpts from the article:
    I am dumbfounded.
    Mike____________________________________________________________ __________________
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    +1 on dumbfounded

    I've designed a lot of UI screens, menus and such. They require testing, but in this case reviewed by a team of critics.

    This sound's like a lazy unsupervised programmer.
    Blair

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