Keep Software Simple: The Minimum Viable User Experience

Whitepaper by Nick Walsh — Dec 13, 2021

User experience: folks are outspoken about how valuable it is — but so is everything else in software. It’s a struggle to find time, budget, and resources to match the attention everyone else feels UX deserves.

How does a team without unlimited funding cope? In advocating for a budget-friendly (and iteration-friendly) user experience strategy, this whitepaper covers:

  • Getting the whole company involved
  • Adding a bit of extra UX focus to existing processes
  • The common interface usability battlegrounds
  • Setting software up for future UX gains

Complex ideas often require interfaces that are just as complicated. Simplifying user experience, then, focuses on putting effort in the right places, clarity, and removing as much excess as possible.

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