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		By: Jon Innes		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Technical debt is a great analogy. However I think there is another kind of debt often overlooked because it&#039;s not as obvious to engineers at technology related stuff. That&#039;s UX debt. UX debt is the like the carbon impact of software. Not obvious in the short term, not as readily visible. If you don&#039;t measure it, you don&#039;t know it exists. Only problem is it does exist. Just ask Oracle or SAP. 

Jon
Twitter: @innes_jon]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Technical debt is a great analogy. However I think there is another kind of debt often overlooked because it&#8217;s not as obvious to engineers at technology related stuff. That&#8217;s UX debt. UX debt is the like the carbon impact of software. Not obvious in the short term, not as readily visible. If you don&#8217;t measure it, you don&#8217;t know it exists. Only problem is it does exist. Just ask Oracle or SAP. </p>
<p>Jon<br />
Twitter: @innes_jon</p>
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