... otherwise, and then you have two things to fix instead of one. Comment from Clemente Lopez(@clemente_lopez1): Nika, I would read your finding differently. It is not that users give worse feedback than developers, it is that you asked

... surrounding communication: identifying what needs attention, remembering follow-ups, switching into the calendar, negotiating times, and repeatedly deciding what to do next. Existing AI assistants usually sit at one of two extremes: they wait for detailed instructions, or they askusers to trust them with too much autonomy. We re building around the middle ground. proactive communication and scheduling assistance, with consequential actions kept behind approval. Comment from Serdar D(@serdarships): Founder here, and my problem statement ... ... problem it solves. I ve also noticed that this sentence changes as you learn. Especially before product-market fit, every

... users to share various custom strategies, aiming to build a rich and diverse strategy ecosystem. UI Revamped main page navigation design and optimized UX Refactored changelog page, allowing you to view the latest release notes before updating Introduced ask

... sense! But I've seen brands share some questionable reviews on their websites and I'd rather collect 3-4 genuine ones. Right now, I'm thinking of adding a pop-up or banner inside our web app to askusers for feedback, and I'm slowly building a proper marketing email list for the future. Meanwhile, does anyone have any creative (and ethical) ways to quickly collect a few solid reviews? Would love to hear what worked ... ...

... user interviews. These conversations were the cornerstone of our product development and taught us so much about building something people genuinely need. Here are 10 actionable tips that can help you get the most out of user