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* you! your peers, reviewers of a paper, or other scientists in the future
* unknown users:
* make a survey
* create Personas
* utility: a user actually wants to have a product
* create Personas (hypothetical person)
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# Visual design
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# Specific guidlines in Earth System Informatics
## Standards
Standards are commonly known, they help guiding intuition, and also help implementors.
* [POSIX](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/POSIX) (and GNU)
* [UNIX return codes](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1101957/are-there-any-standard-exit-status-codes-in-linux) (e.g. 0 - no error, everything else - error)
* [CF conventions](https://cfconventions.org/)
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# Take-home: take a user's perspective! {.special}
* use standards
* be consistent in your style
* be intuitive in your style
* *don't lie* :)
* don't return a result if an error occured
* don't change user input within the code without communicating the change
* be consistent and intuitive in your style
* "Don't lie" :)
:::{.notes}
* don't return a result if an error occured
* don't change user input within the code without communicating the change
:::
# Further reading
* Edward Tufte: *Beautiful Evidence* (and other books)
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