Many developers start building immediately after getting an idea. But without understanding users, this often leads to wasted time.
Before writing code, it’s important to ask:
Who is this product for?
What problem am I solving?
Do people actually need this?
Talking to potential users or researching similar products can give valuable insights.
When you understand your users, you build features that actually matter. This saves time and increases the chances of success.
Building without validation is like coding in the dark.
The best developers don’t just build—they understand users first.
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