Point & PennyLore
PennyLore PennyLore
I’ve been digging into the old Roman denarius minting technique—apparently they had a single punch for both obverse and reverse that required a precise alignment to avoid mis‑strikes. It’s like a miniature factory line, only the machinery was hand‑crafted. Do you think that kind of efficiency would pass a modern UX audit, or would it feel like a clunky prototype to you?
Point Point
It’s efficient, but the single punch feels like a single point of failure; a modern audit would flag that as a risk, not a feature. In UX terms it’s a prototype that would need a backup plan.