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UX integration means keeping a UX-focus in the whole organisation, and in particular in the whole lifecycle of the software. This entails making UX practices as natural ingredients of a software development process. UX integration will influence not only the software development process, but the software development organisation as a whole
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Should we kill the features that users are not using frequently, to improve performance?
Performance is important, but even more that your goals are achieved.
Consider what kind of users are utilising the sorting feature. Because, for example, it might happen that those users, although f …
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