Users Do Not Care About What Is

I Am Only A Footnote, But Proud Of The Footnote I Have Become. My Subsequent Work On Eliciting Principles And Developing The Theory Of Interface Design, So That Many People Will Be Able To Do What I Did Is Probably Also Footnote-worthy. In Looking Back At This Turn-of-the-century Period, The Rise Of A Worldwide Network Will Be Seen As The Most Significant Part Of The Computer Revolution.

The System Should Treat All User Input As Sacred.

Right Now, Computers, Which Are Supposed To Be Our Servant, Are Oppressing Us.

As Far As The Customer Is Concerned, The Interface Is The Product.

What I Proposed Was A Computer That Would Be Easy To Use, Mix Text And Graphics, And Sell For About $1,000. Steve Jobs Said That It Was A Crazy Idea, That It Would Never Sell, And We Didn't Want Anything Like It. He Tried To Shoot The Project Down.