Vous êtes confronté à des exigences contradictoires en matière de conception de logiciels. Comment vous assurez-vous que les besoins des utilisateurs passent en premier ?

Prioritize features based on the value they provide to users. Balance trade-offs by focusing on delivering the most important features first, while understanding that not all needs can be met simultaneously. Use an iterative development approach to continuously improve and adapt based on user feedback and evolving priorities.

- Decide by value: Prioritize features that provide the most value to users. - Balance trade-offs: Understand that not all user needs can be met at once. Focus on delivering the most important features first, ensuring they effectively meet user needs before moving on to less important features. - Iterative development: Use an iterative approach to develop and release features. This allows for continuous improvement based on user feedback and changing needs, ensuring that user priorities are always at the forefront.

When faced with conflicting demands in software design, I prioritize user needs by focusing on features that directly impact user experience and solve their core problems. I: Identify Critical User Needs: I start by understanding what users absolutely require and what will make the biggest difference in their experience. Use Data-Driven Decisions: I analyze user feedback, behavior data, and usability studies to prioritize features that offer the most value. Iterate and Validate: I implement essential features first, then continuously gather user feedback to refine and adjust priorities, ensuring user needs remain at the forefront.

Prioritize the features which users need the most. Get a real grasp of user needs by analyzing feedback from key users (qualitatively) and feedback from all users (quantify the qualitative stuff to get it efficiently) Focus on the essentials (needs not wants). Defer any work which is not directly improving the user experience until you've satisfied all of the functional requirements for the user to be happy with the user experience first.

ASA: Always Stay Aligned. Keep stakeholders user-aligned. The user is the most important stakeholder, but sometimes not all users agree. Listen to each user's feedback and understand their needs. Try to paint a picture of what it would take to satisfy these needs as best as possible. Meet the needs with reliability and elegance consistently. Get the hard part right by satisfying the needs of users who may disagree on other fine points. There are other stakeholders like project sponsors and developers. Get them aligned with these user needs.

Encourage users to share their data anonymously for the purposes of improving the user experience. It's not as invasive as calls being monitored to improve a customer experience. Users will do this in exchange for early access to features which are not fully mature. Set their expectation this way. Make use of chatbots, voting mechanisms, reinforcement learning through human feedback, surveys, Q&A sessions and forms, early-access to features in development, etc. Get as much feedback as possible if users are willing to give it.

Sacrifice productivity around non-functional requirements whenever it gives you the capability so deliver immediate consistent value to users by taking care of their needs. Incur technical debt and pay it off by embracing test-driven or other behavior driven development workflows which increase overall efficiency when used with generative AI that can quickly write code snippets.