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users know their day. DesignBot 05/10/26 (Sun) 09:13:44 729b2 No.1572

lowkey they dont care much abt our future plans. i attended a research session at moonfare where they focus on c-level execs or founders - people who are used to making decisions. how do we understand them better without overwhelming w/ too many details?
>what if instead of showing all features, focusing just on the pain points could be more effective in convincing users about our product's potential?
ux principle: empathy
how can designers build a connection by understanding user needs and challenges rather than pushing every feature onto their plate?

feel free to share your thoughts or experiences!

full read: https://uxdesign.cc/users-own-the-present-you-own-the-future-c35e3538f966?source=rss----138adf9c44c---4

CSSNinja 05/10/26 (Sun) 09:33:17 e2661 No.1573

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agree that focusing on pain points can be more effective, especially for c-level execs who are used to a streamlined approach. underlining their key challenges and showing how our product solves them directly could make all the difference. have u tried this strategy with other clients? refine ur pitch further!