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Designing software that works for a wide audience continues to be a challenge. Even inside enterprises, developers struggle to get the user interface right. Features added serve only a small group, yet vendors constantly tweak popular ones to look modern. Product teams ask small numbers of users what they want, build those features, and assume […]
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