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Delighters are part of your differentiation, too. You should include your top delighter in your MVP candidate.
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Great UX makes it easy for the user to realize the benefits that the product’s functionality offers… [and] also achieves a high degree of usability and delight.
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Delight, which goes beyond simply avoiding user frustration, means evoking positive emotions. Products that delight users are more enjoyable and fun to use.
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…being wrong isn’t always a bad thing. It can be a sign that we’ve learned something new – and that discovery itself can be a delight.
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…when someone connects seemingly disconnected tasks for customers, those customers are not just pleased, they are surprised and delighted, and rightfully so.
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…anxiety, present or vividly remembered, is an important part of experiencing delight. The contrast makes the delight intense and memorable.
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By creating a challenge, you can sustain some of the delight.
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…there’s always room for things that make us smile. There is always room for more delights.
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…fail to also delight your customers and you leave yourself vulnerable to someone else who will make your customers swoon.
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If we can start with an understanding of what kinds of things excite and attract, keep us engaged, and win our hearts and minds… we can create many more delightful, seductive experiences.
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