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I ended up here because I wanted to know who coined the term "user friendly", or at least what its earliest known uses are. If this information is in the Usability article, it's hopelessly buried in a very long wall of text. I strongly argue that the phrase "user friendly - as separate from the general concept of "usability" - is notable enough that it needs its own Wikipedia article. --Danylstrype (talk) 06:48, 16 May 2018 (UTC)
Totally agreeing with the sentiment. This is not so much an encyclopedic article as someone's class essay. The content is seemingly unaware of other articles such as
among others. As a programmer in the late '70s, I would enjoy seeing an article that actually deals with the evolution of user friendly and perhaps as well its inverse, idiot-proofing (incidentally, an article that is not yet a stub).
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