Don't Make Me Think: What Actually Separates Good UX from Digital Torture

<p>A lot of products don’t feel broken.</p> <p>They just feel… frustrating.</p> <p>Not because they don’t work.</p> <p>But because using them takes more effort than it should.</p>

<p>AI has made fixing bugs easier than ever.</p> <p>You can paste an error, describe a problem, or show a broken component — and within seconds, you get a solution.</p> <p>But

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<p>We had designed a workflow based on how we thought customers worked. Then I watched one customer use it. They ignored half the features and created their own little routine