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Lenny Rachitsky(@lennysan)

Love this reminder from @tfadell

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Love this reminder from @tfadell

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Makers often focus only on the core product but overlook the full user journey, while customers actually experience every step from start to finish.

Key Takeaways

  • Product teams should design the end-to-end user journey early, not just focus on
  • The user journey includes awareness, acquisition, usage, support, and each stage
  • Tony Fadell emphasizes that customers are the ones walking the full journey—comp

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  1. Tony Fadell reminds makers not to focus solely on the product but consider the entire user journey.

  2. Companies often fixate on features, but users experience the full path from discovery to support.

  3. The user journey includes discovery, trial, purchase, usage, and support—each step shapes overall satisfaction.

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  • 用户旅程的重要性
    • 产品制造者的盲区
      • 过度关注产品功能
      • 忽视交付前后的体验
    • 客户的完整体验
      • 全程参与
      • 每一步都重要

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  • Makers often focus on the shiny object—the product they’re building—and forget about the rest of the journey until they’re almost ready to deliver it to the customer.

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  • But customers see it all, experience it all. They’re the ones taking the journey, step-by-step.

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Lenny Rachitsky

@lennysan

Love this reminder from

@tfadell

"Makers often focus on the shiny object—the product they’re building—and forget about the rest of the journey until they’re almost ready to deliver it to the customer. But customers see it all, experience it all. They’re the ones taking the journey, step-by-step."

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