Why solely trying to solve "user problems" is limiting you, and also annoying for your colleagues, managers, and customers.

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While focusing on user needs is a popular approach in product development, it shouldn't be viewed as the only method. Balancing user needs with company objectives is essential, and ideas for solutions can come from various sources, including market research and technological advancements. The Double Diamond model and other traditional frameworks may be too restrictive for modern design processes, suggesting a need for more flexible approaches that allow for simultaneous exploration of problems and solutions.

You’re Not Just Solving User Problems

Addressing Users’ Needs Is Just Part Of What We Do

Problems-Before-Solutions Is Overly Constraining

You Can’t Prioritize Needs The Way You Prioritize Ideas

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