Developers Vs Users

Developers vs users User testing Software development Ui-ux Production bugs User behavior qa Reality check Software deployment

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1 day ago 114,087 views 1 shares

Developers Vs Users

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Developers gently place their features in a crib, admiring the elegant architecture and clean code like proud parents. Users? They're out here playing whack-a-mole with the UI, launching stuffed animals into orbit, and somehow managing to break things that shouldn't even be breakable. You spent three sprints building a robust system with proper error handling, and they still found a way to input "🦆" into a numeric field. The gap between how you think your app will be used versus how it's actually used is wider than the Grand Canyon. Ship it anyway.

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