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For the three numbers I chose, one of them is usability. If you choose to make user priorities part of the definition of usability, you’ll have no conflict.
I’ve never tried sharing this with customers to give them an idea about dev costs. That’s a really interesting idea!
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Would this technique butt heads with user priorities? Or work to help users/customers realize dev 'costs'?
For the three numbers I chose, one of them is usability. If you choose to make user priorities part of the definition of usability, you’ll have no conflict.
I’ve never tried sharing this with customers to give them an idea about dev costs. That’s a really interesting idea!