When I'm Told I'm Going To Need To Incorporate User Testing Into My Design Pipeline

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Classic product development in four panels! The team builds an umbrella for a giraffe without understanding the actual problem. The manager asks if they discussed requirements with the user, and the dev sheepishly admits they thought "umbrella" was obvious. Then comes the revelation - the real user story isn't "build umbrella" but "keep giraffe dry" - which leads to a much more sensible solution: an umbrella above the giraffe's head instead of one held awkwardly in its... hooves? Hands? Whatever giraffes have. This is why we have user stories instead of feature requests. Because your client doesn't want a "login system with OAuth2 integration" - they want "customers to securely access their account without forgetting passwords." The difference is everything.

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