Key Principles Of User-Friendly Software Development

The ideal software development process balances the client’s business needs and the idea of how the end customer will use the software

Daniel Alcanja
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The ideal software development process balances the client’s business needs and the idea of how the end customer will use the software. Keeping the latter in mind helps to develop software that not only looks good on the market but also provides value for the users in the most convenient way!

Why think about your end-user? The end user is an individual or a company that will be operating the product. Unless the company is developing custom software for internal use, it is common that the end user doesn’t possess the technical knowledge of how the product is operating and therefore needs it to operate flawlessly and in an understandable manner.

To meet your end-user needs, first of all, you have to understand what problem your product will be solving or what necessities it will be fulfilling. In order to define and understand your future user, you need to dive deeply into research in existing products and solutions, market condition, user profiles, etc.

Defining end-user

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Daniel Alcanja
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Love building applications and make new ideas come to life. More than 17 years of engineering experience in Web and Mobile. CTO at https://trio.dev