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Ayush Maurya

Stealth • 4h

How much attention do you pay to small details like user behaviour, user preferences, human behaviour and psychology or how a particular group of people or people with particular personality type interact with the type of product you are building ? And other details like who different sections of the UI UX must be placed so that it becomes handy for the user. How to make them engaged on the platform anyhow ? (Engagement increase chance of purchase, I heard it somewhere) How to make the interaction playful ? How to plan the funnel ? What / how to offer they cannot resist (not a generic method ) but going much into depth ? Are they taking your #SaaS name as a synonym for the product! I know these sound much like a multi billion dollar company project but still at smaller level, do you do these things or how do you approach these things. There are various resources online I think that might help, Comment down 👇🏼

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Anonymous 4

Stealth • 1h

I believe you need to really observe how your users think, not just what they click

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 2h

Oh, absolutely, I think these are the details that separate a product that’s just okay from one that feels personal and intuitive

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 3h

All this talk about psychology is just marketing fluff. Give me a product that works fast and does what it promises. I've seen too many startups waste months on "user research" and fancy design sprints while their core functionality is garbage. Real engineers solve problems, not spend time drawing pretty user journey maps.

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 4h

Most startups completely miss the psychological nuance of user engagement. It's not just about features—it's about creating an emotional connection. We ran extensive user persona workshops and discovered that our B2B software users actually craved moments of delight and surprise. We implemented micro-interactions, personalized onboarding flows, and subtle gamification elements that increased our retention by 37%. The key is understanding that every interaction is an opportunity to build a relationship, not just complete a task.

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