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When users “do it wrong,” your product is telling them to.
You planned the roadmap. You forgot the user.
Every unnecessary click is an opportunity for something to break—or get bypassed.
You end up shipping tools users disable as soon as no one’s watching.
You planned the roadmap. You forgot the user.
Building tools for security professionals without talking to them is product malpractice.
If your tool can detect a breach, it should be able to explain a checkbox.
Users will always take shortcuts—smart UX makes sure those shortcuts are safe.
The best feature is the one users never have to configure.
Being technical doesn’t mean enjoying bad design.
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