By AEI Marketing
April 22, 2015

Some software development companies program with the theory that it is ok for end-users to get garbage information out of software if they put “garbage” in user input fields. (GIGO Programming).
This is a very bad theory.
Should end-users guess input formats such as pre-required date, and time formats? If the end user is confused by data field inputs – (1/1/16 or January, 1, 2016) then the software is a failure.
Making it easy for end-users doesn’t happen by accident and it can be painfully expensive to tweak systems once $125 per hour programmers are working their magic!
At AEI Marketing, we do extensive analysis of proposed software development projects; We document every intricacy of your system in advance. It is our job!
As for GIGO Programming, these developers use the word “garbage” twice in their calling-card. We think that says all you need to know about their planning processes.