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LOL, thats great;)

That describes me! Just recently I was too busy complaining about the poor time-setting interface on my answering machine to just think. I was complaining that the arrows for skip/rewind or volume up/down should have been used instead of the less efficient single “Change” button since it could only go forward and you had to cycle all the way through all the settings. It may have been inefficient and non-intuitive, but at least the thing was labeled well!

Q: How many usability people does it take to change a light bulb?

A: None. They only make recommendations about how you should change the light bulb.

Q: How many usability people does it take to change a light bulb?

A: Four and a random third person. One to complain about the bulb, one to complain about the light-holder, one to complain about the way the bulb has to be changed and one to write a note stating how the next person entering the room should change the light-holder, which bulb to use and how it should be done.

Q: How many usability people does it take to change a light bulb?

A: None. We’ve never needed them before and things have turned out ok.

Q: How many usability people does it take to change a light bulb?

A: None. If you change the bulb or they’ll see through the mirror…

My variation on Chris Tubb’s joke:

Q: How many usability people does it take to change a light bulb?

A: Null result. They keep smacking into the one way mirror like birds.

I have this vision in my mind that looks very much like one of Gary Larson’s Far Side one panel comics. Smack!

Q: How many usability people does it take to change a light bulb?

A: Are we asking the right question here? Let’s revisit the assumption that light is desirable.

[...] The first usability joke was quite popular. Let’s give it another try! [...]

Q: How many usability people does it take to change a light bulb?

A: To change the light bulb this late in the development process is too expensive. If we’d only known we needed to change it, we would’ve done it much earlier. Maybe for the next release.

Usability light bulb jokes

John Rhodes of Webword found this fantastic lightbulb joke from Szuc & Gaffney:
Q: How many usability people does it take to change a light bulb?
A: None. They’re too busy complaining about the door knob.
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Q: How many usability people does it take to change a light bulb?
A: Four and a random third person. One to complain about the bulb, one to complain about the light-holder, one to complain about the way the bulb has to be changed and one to write a not…

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Good page!

That was funny and comments were even funnier but seriously there are people like that. So much so it is not finny but sad and irritating.

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