Death by Tweakage (DBT)
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Techopedia Explains Death by Tweakage (DBT)
Death by tweakage is a common problem when the purpose of a specific piece of software or online application is not properly defined. Instead of a having a clear vision of what the product is supposed to do, the creators can become side-tracked into focusing on what it could do with some additional work. The additional functions and features, while interesting to the developers, often make the software clunky and harder to use for the purpose it was originally intended.Advertisement
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