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Here’s the catch, as you scale up, more and more users could get caught in the edge case. Remember why we build systems — for end users to use. It is our job as
by nudgeee 3y ago
Here’s the catch, as you scale up, more and more users could get caught in the edge case. Remember why we build systems — for end users to use. It is our job as engineers/technologists to solve them.
This is where trade-offs in engineering and product are important.
Is the edge case safety critical or poses a safety risk? If so, it definitely should be considered and handled.
Does the edge case block a critical user flow (eg. purchase/checkout step)? If so, it should probably be considered.
Does the edge case result in some non-critical piece of UX having the wrong padding in some lesser trodden user flow? Possibly acceptable.