There were also occasional nomenclature mistakes that would delay but not derail the novice user. Although it isn't necessary to write code per se, we did have to sequence coded actions through the graphical interface and therefore had to gain conceptual mastery of the process. This is not an aptitude that a skilled model maker or a graphic artist necessarily has, and it may be better left to somebody accustomed to JavaScript or Lingo. Cycore suggests that one nonprogrammer can do it all, but that strikes us as optimistic. The tendency to overstate usability is not limited to Cycore.
Software designed for complex tasks demands more expert users, making marketing departments fidget.
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