Settings are not a design failure
Blog post from Linear
Adrien Griveau argues against the notion that settings in product design represent a failure, suggesting instead that they enhance user experience by allowing for personalization and comfort. While some settings are necessary to correct product deficiencies, others are simply preferences that help users create a more personal and efficient environment. Drawing from personal experience and professional practice at Linear, Griveau emphasizes that settings can educate users about product functionalities and act as a form of onboarding, making users feel at home with the product. This approach not only caters to user preferences but also allows for the incorporation of small details that can significantly improve user satisfaction. By offering customization options, companies can create products that seamlessly integrate into users' lives, fostering a sense of belonging and comfort.
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