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An effective way of quickly getting to the bigger context is applying this exercise, from author Kathy Sierra: Don’t build a better (x). Build a better user of (x). Here are some examples: Don’t build a better (camera). Build a better (photographer). Don’t build a better (business model canvas). Build a better (entrepreneur). Don’t build a better (
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Build a better use, don't build a better product. Build a better photographer, not a build better camera. Build a better entrepreneur, don't build a better budgeting tool.
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Upgrade your user, not your product. Don’t build better cameras—build better photographers. —Kathy Sierra
Alan Klement • When Coffee and Kale Compete: Become great at making products people will buy
As you go down the rabbit hole of user experiences and new features for power users (which are often the users that pay the bills, hence their gravitational pull), do so with a bias towards always improving your First Mile.