Sentence examples for degrade user experience from inspiring English sources

Our founder, C.E.O. and chairman, Mark Zuckerberg, thinks we can make a lot of money and not degrade user experience along the way, but if we had to choose profits over people, there is a chance he will choose people.

Nevertheless, it is obvious that excessive and indiscriminate recommendations will degrade user experience and cause reductions of players.

However, this scheme is not suitable for critical systems and degrades user experience.

Users selecting 'never' would have to manually enter all their pick up and drop off locations — meaning opting out of the feature resulted in a significantly degraded user experience.

Here's a company that enjoys market dominance because of its intellectual property; Schmidt and Rosenberg cheerfully admit in their book that Google's "default to open" ethos does not extend to its invaluable search and ad algorithms revealing them, they say, might degrade the user experience.

Here's a company that enjoys market dominance because of its intellectual property; Schmidt and Rosenberg cheerfully admit in their book that Google's "default to open" ethos does not extend to its invaluable search and ad algorithms ��� revealing them, they say, might degrade the user experience.

In such scenarios, concurrently synchronized playout points must be ensured so as not to degrade the user experience on such interaction.

Anything Facebook does to make the product cleaner or safer is likely to degrade the user experience, add friction to new user registration, and so on.

But when the brothers decide to make money, they probably won't go with ads — De Moraes told me, "I think ads just degrade the user experience".

First and foremost, we have never — and would never — do anything to intentionally shorten the life of any Apple product, or degrade the user experience to drive customer upgrades.

"Today's web and mobile users expect near instant delivery of applications, but the explosion of apps combined with the proliferation of mobile devices has resulted in debilitating performance issues that degrade the user experience," said Peter Levine, partner at Andreessen Horowitz, in a release.