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Ayush Maurya

AI Pioneer • 4m

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 ?

Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 4m

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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Ayush Maurya

AI Pioneer • 4m

Give me a product that works fast and wolves my problem is also a part of the user research, we just don't pay much attention

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