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Most products feel inconsistent because decisions are made in isolation.
When design, copy, and flow don’t share the same intent, users feel it immediately.
Good products feel coherent because every decision points in one direction.
Great point! How are you making sure everythink is cohesive?
It starts from the design, Good product design reduces the need for handoffs in the first place. It creates shared understanding early, defines intent clearly, and aligns everyone around the same user outcome.
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