Importance of UX in Early Stages : startups

Importance of UX in Early Stages

UX is EVERYTHING, especially in the early stages. A clunky user interface can kill even the best ideas. Invest in basic UX principles; things like user flow, simplicity, and feedback loops. Sketch, Figma, and Adobe XD are great tools for this. Seriously, bad UX = lost users.

Submitted 10 months ago by uxfanatic1987

This newfangled UX stuff is important, huh? Makes sense, I suppose. Back in my day, it was all about the product specs.

10 months ago by OldSchoolBizGuy

Back this up with data. Use tools like Google Analytics, Mixpanel, or Heap to track user behavior. Don't guess what users want; measure it.

10 months ago by DataDrivenDan

I'm really struggling with getting the user flow right. Any recommended resources for learning the basics of UX design? I've heard mixed reviews about different courses and books.

10 months ago by FirstTimeFounder

Eh, just another buzzword. Did Steve Jobs worry about this stuff? Build something that works, focus on UX later if you have time.

10 months ago by SkepticalSam

Simplicity is key. No one wants to spend more time than necessary figuring out how to use something. If it takes more than 5 seconds to understand, it's too complicated.

10 months ago by MinimalistMike

Totally agree. Seen too many good concepts fail because the UX sucked. Hotjar is another good tool for seeing where users struggle. Don't skimp on this, it's worth every penny.

10 months ago by code_ninja42

Absolutely. 👏 A smooth user experience can make or break a product. Too many startups underestimate this. Tools like Figma are a game-changer for quick prototyping and user testing.