Sentence examples for grasp of users from inspiring English sources

The design decisions made by Mr. Jobs, Mr. McKenna said, are informed by his grasp of users' desires, technology trends and popular culture.

Finally, the absence of qualitative studies, which usually allow for a better grasp of elderly users' own perspectives on their use, is noteworthy; most studies so far have reflected only the researchers' points of view.

First, please have a good grasp of the user journey of the decision-makers and the users.

They're taking responsibility away from the user in other ways as well (to be discussed later), and obscuring the inside of the machine has been a priority for Apple for a decade; this is just another, slightly less visible, portion of their moving everything but the very facade of their devices away from the grasp of the user, for good or ill.

Use clear and catchy graphics that grasps the attention of users.

This curiosity leads to a grasp of product and user experience way beyond the surface.

By 2016 or so, when Rodriguez seems likely to close in on Bonds, we should have a better grasp of how history regards steroid users.

Once you have an MVP, a few cool people around you and a good grasp of your potential or actual users, then, and maybe then, should you start thinking about external money. .

Just this week, the BBC published an article for Twitter users, A Guide to the Law, which suggests that ordinary social media users need to have a grasp of media law.

Kripke and Putnam attacked a pair of related views about natural kind terms: descriptivist semantics (the meaning of such a term is a description satisfied by all and only members of the kind) and internalism (the meaning of such a term, the relevant description, is fully grasped by competent users of the term so that what fixes the extension of the term supervenes on what is internal to the user).

It's the latest in a long line of cases that suggest that ordinary social media users need to have a grasp of media law.