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Software that Needs Lots of Tech Support Isn’t Simple


Two animated people smiling at a laptop. The person on the left wears a blue shirt, and the one on the right wears glasses and a teal blazer.


Most software doesn’t feel intuitive. 

And if you work in a school, you’ve probably noticed—complex is the norm.


You click around. You second-guess. You ask someone else.

And when all else fails? 

You submit a help desk ticket.


But here’s the thing: 

If it needs tech support, it’s not simple. 

And if it’s not simple, it’s not going to get used the way it should.



It’s Not a User Problem—It’s a Design Problem


It’s hard to build software that does everything you want—and still keep it simple. 

But that’s not a user issue. That’s a design issue.


At Account Tree, we believe the people doing the work should be able to use the tool— without a 2 inch thick training manual, and without calling IT.


That’s why we focus on:

  • Interfaces that feel familiar

  • Processes that mirror how schools actually work

  • Help that’s built-in for when you forget—not when you fail

  • Design that has fewer steps, clearer buttons, no guesswork


                                                                                                                                           


Simplicity Builds Trust


Simplicity isn’t just a nice-to-have. 

It’s the foundation of trust, confidence, and smooth systems.


When the software makes sense, people use it. And when people use it, oversight gets stronger—and students get more involved.


And that’s exactly why we built Account Tree the way we did.


 
 
 

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