> People expect few bugs, good UI and UX. People/companies expect solutions for their problems. If the solution has bad UX and is still buggy but solves their

> People expect few bugs, good UI and UX. People/companies expect solutions for their problems. If the solution has bad UX and is still buggy but solves their problem "well enough", they'll usually pay for it. Also empirically, you can still regularly see products both on HN and Product Hunt by "indie hackers" that end up being quite successful and were incredibly rough on initial release.