I think your premise is flawed: > The trouble with your frame is that you can’t know what people actually want until you try to get them to use what you’ve bui

I think your premise is flawed: > The trouble with your frame is that you can’t know what people actually want until you try to get them to use what you’ve built. I would argue that if you’re building something in a vacuum, you’re wasting your time. You should find your customers first. Find their pain points in their industry. See how those could be fixed.