Don't Blame the User: A Human-Centered Approach to Support and Design by Erin Grace
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The document discusses a human-centered approach to support and design. It advocates not blaming users when things go wrong but rather taking responsibility as designers and support staff to make products intuitive and provide effective help. A successful approach focuses on understanding users' needs and perspectives to build supportive and easy-to-use solutions.
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