Good UX abstractions out perform bad ones, which means they endure, are copied, and eventually become the implied standard UX… some examples of this are; the hamburger menu, tiny icons and auto-scroll for streaming text
I really hope streamed text doesn’t outperform other design patterns in places where it doesn’t make sense.
Doesn't necessarily have to be good. Can also propagate and become "standardised" if it's the easiest, most convenient, most well documented way. Eg. Twitter Bootstrap.
> Good UX abstractions out perform bad ones
And then get get every precision input being represented by a slider versus text box.