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What’s the best piece of feedback you’ve ever received on your product?

Violetta Chernobuk
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Feedback is gold, whether it’s from a user, mentor, or fellow maker. What’s one game-changing insight someone shared with you, and how did it shape your product?

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Sergey Koshevoy
Planyway
Planyway
I love when people share their user stories. There are often things we never expected.
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Harold Gary
Below is feedback from a user of iBoysoft MagicMenu (https://iboysoft.com/magic-menu/): ' I've checked out a bunch of right-click enhancer tools, and I gotta say, iBoysoft MagicMenu stands out as the most flexible and reliable one I've come across. Creating extensions for right-click actions is a smarter move compared to what other apps do. I'm a big fan and use it all the time.' iBoysoft MagicMenu is a handy productivity tool for Mac users to customize and enhance the Finder context menu. With a right-click, you can quickly create new files, move or transfer files, access documents, software, or URLs, and copy file paths. Additionally, you can add extensions to convert images, find duplicate files, compress files, uninstall apps, capture screenshots, hide files, and quickly open target files with iTerm2, among others. We hadn't realized that the feature of creating extensions for right-click actions is such a standout competitive highlight among its peers.
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Rahul Mishra
Why don't we connect on X space and discuss such topics on detail. ?
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Rahul Mishra
Whenever I used to get 5 stars for our product, it used to give me so much motivation. I stayed in my job because of those 5 stars for 3+ years. Otherwise I would have left long ago. Besides this, whenever we got 3 star, I used to talk to them and work on those feedback, then ask users to edit the feedback after their problem is resolved. Game changing insights for us : It was mainly they needed someone to talk, help them guiding since our product was edtech courses.
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Meduard
Launching soon!
I got an advice once from a very experienced UI/UX designer that I should build my products around the users problems and help them solve them as efficiently as possible, instead of just building interfaces and features that are not connected properly.
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Declan Xavier Holbrook
I had a user tell me they were using my app to track their fitness goals and it helped motivate them to exercise more regularly and eat healthier. It was really rewarding to hear that something I built was having a positive impact on someone's life in a way I never anticipated when I first created it!
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