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Yes. You just have to try it. However a specific group of users does not necessarily embody "the truth" either. An example of this is being captive to customer
by 10ren 18y ago
Yes. You just have to try it.
However a specific group of users does not necessarily embody "the truth" either. An example of this is being captive to customers, as in the innovator's dilemma. Listening to the wrong group of users can lead you in the wrong direction. Sometimes you have to select who to listen to - something that users can't tell you.
Of course, who cares if it's "the truth" or not? Users are users, and approximate feedback is better than none, even if it is not precisely "true".