usability

I've never tried GH with a screen reader, so I'm not sure what the usability is like in that case.

For whom one of the most important concerns is usability and making sure others understand the code?

To me, an advantage in usability is having a PPA with properly built.deb packages.

It's not any good for doodling or drawing diagrams, but for the writing part, it trumps this app in usability (and non crashiness).

Keeping the artist and track title visible at all times would be the only usability thing I would change.

Just few examples and simple day-today usability fails at the lowest level.

Apple's software takes usability into account though and then polishes the look.

Decentralized services aren't somehow fundamentally incompatible with usability—its just a challenge we haven't tackled yet.

From usability/features perspective, it appears to be the best Windows yet.

There are usability reasons to have black-and-white icon designs, too.

Their support materials and such promote strictly free distributions, which has a severe usability penalty and are not a great choice for people new to Linux.

The cons of this approach are: 1) you need to get the users permission to view captures from their cam - major irritation and bad usability.

A few critical words - 1) Without showing vote/flag/etc buttons, it is hard for me to imagine the usability of the design 2) The #1 issue at HN is "no support for mobile" - this does not address that 3) The #2 issue at HN is "nested comments".