It helps to preface constructive criticism with praise. Make sure they understand what you LIKE before you dive into "rough edges".
I find it helps a LOT to phrase constructive criticism as a question. For example:
Do you think it would be faster to use JSON here instead of XML maybe?
Just a thought from a long-time customer-interfacing programmer. Are those normally hyphenated? 8)
It helps to preface constructive criticism with praise. Make sure they understand what you LIKE before you dive into "rough edges".
I find it helps a LOT to phrase constructive criticism as a question. For example:
Do you think it would be faster to use JSON here instead of XML maybe?
Just a thought from a long-time customer-interfacing programmer. Are those normally hyphenated? 8)