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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?
You should always be extremely cautious about removing a feature. Most companies don't have a very good idea of why their customers choose their products over their competitors'. There's always the …
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