Making applications more desirable by looking through the user's lens. User-Centric Design

A great user experience stems from an understanding of user intent. An experience that meets the need of the user, rather than expectations, is what makes an application more user-friendly and hence, more desirable.

How it's done:

Creating a user-centric design involves three key stages - Discovering the needs of the user, aligning them with the design, and framing them in place. It is achieved using methods like:

Focusing on solutions that help solve real business problems. Lean Principles

Successful products solve real problems and lean principles help investigate and validate assumptions about user needs through continuous feedback. It also helps in solving the needs with as little time, effort, and money as possible.

How it's done:

Solving smaller, relevant problems to slowly build the whole product provides a greater value than building unhelpful parts of a possible whole. Here's how it is done:

Checking feasibility of a product to ensure quality at minimal risks.

How it's done:

Change is inevitable and how teams respond to them is the difference between a successful method and an unsuccessful one. An agile approach inspires a collaborative, cross-functional, and self-organizing team to develop iterations incrementally.

How it's done:

Checking the feasibility of a product at various stages to communicate improvements help in building a better product faster. Here's how it is achieved: