The document discusses the importance of user experience for developers and provides lessons on how to improve UX, such as reducing friction, inconsistency, and features while focusing on speed, understand user needs, and ensuring the product is intuitive from the first encounter. It also provides tips for developers like prototyping early, testing assumptions, and steering users towards desired actions rather than allowing undesirable ones.
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e.g. don't allow them to click the
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out the flow”
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