the ux landscape is changing fast with synthetic users taking center stage
every week i curate resources for designers - thinkers and makers. "having a perspective means saying 'no' to features that don't align." most products fail not because of missing functionality but lack clarity on what they're
not doing well ⚡ so, every added feature without clear direction just muddles the core value.
i've been diving deep into this and found it super crucial for defining a product's identity. anyone else notice how adding features willy-nilly can dilute your brand's essence? i mean. have you checked out that new
chatbot
? seems like every company wants one now, but not all need them.
any thoughts on this or experiences to share?
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https://uxdesign.cc/the-ux-ground-is-shaking-synthetic-users-building-perspective-38635c3677e1?source=rss----138adf9c44c---4