Analysis - Empathize on behalf of the user

Ways I would think on behalf of the user:

Ask a wide variety of targeted customers questions through a survey.

Mainly on their opinions on what would be comfortable, efficient, and useful

Be open minded and make room for growth.
Give benefits to the customers to entice and interest them in the product.
Think about common and daily struggles to fix with your product.

This should be appealing to the customer's concerns and issues.

Create a support and help area for customers who do not quite understand.
Make a user-friendly environment.

Organized but unique

Comments

Software Approach, Top Down Design

One way of coding is to simply have a rough idea of what you want to do and then start typing away to produce one huge source file. This is a very bad idea. The resulting code is likely to have many issues with it that include: Poorly documented code, so very hard to maintain and update 'Spaghetti Code' - which means a tangled mess of jumps and loops all over the code, very hard for someone to understand. Even by the originial coder a few days later! Duplication of code, so wasting memory and running speed Very hard to develop by more than one person as there is only one file Very hard to debug - the file either works of it doesn't

Systems Thinking

What comes to your mind when you hear the word, system? Gears and settings icon Small error can have a large impact and effect the outcome (different than expected) What is a system, and how does it work? A system is an orderly and efficient process where tasks are completed. A system works similarly to an assembly line.

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