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>Asking users what features they want is pretty much not fair - because most people don't have the skills to think through and answer that question, nor is it t
by rawoke083600 5y ago
>Asking users what features they want is pretty much not fair - because most people don't have the skills to think through and answer that question, nor is it their job to do it.
100%, Usually early in the "project discussion" I try to boil it down to just ONE CORE PROBLEM they have.
For example:
If you had a magic wand that could generate ANY SOFTWARE to SOLVE ANY problem in your business (but restricted to ONE problem). What would that problem/solution be ?
From there it's usually easier to generate a feature-list(requirements) as long as you solve the damn core problem :P