User Feedback is the information, opinions, and insights we get directly from the folks who use our software. It's their experiences, thoughts, and reactions that can guide us to valuable insights.
Listening to users is incredibly important because they'll tell us what's working well, what's confusing, where the bugs are causing them to rant on the socials, and what features they wish they had.
Feedback doesn't have to be formal. It could be complaints or discussions in user groups or forums. But we also need to consider customer service calls, or even mentions and conversations happening on social media, especially those rants! No matter the source, any feedback is a valuable piece of the puzzle, leading to improved quality.
Feedback in all its forms helps us to identify problems we might have missed, understand how the software is really being used, and most importantly, it guides us on how to make the software better and more valuable for the folks who rely on it, no matter how they use it.
Listening to users is incredibly important because they'll tell us what's working well, what's confusing, where the bugs are causing them to rant on the socials, and what features they wish they had.
Feedback doesn't have to be formal. It could be complaints or discussions in user groups or forums. But we also need to consider customer service calls, or even mentions and conversations happening on social media, especially those rants! No matter the source, any feedback is a valuable piece of the puzzle, leading to improved quality.
Feedback in all its forms helps us to identify problems we might have missed, understand how the software is really being used, and most importantly, it guides us on how to make the software better and more valuable for the folks who rely on it, no matter how they use it.
