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Accessibility gets treated as a legal checkbox or a nice-to-have. Treated properly, it is one of the highest-leverage usability investments a product team can make.
Checkout abandonment is rarely about price. It is about the dozen small moments where a user is asked to trust you with their money and hesitates.
The instinct to show new users everything the product can do is almost always wrong. The data on activation says something much narrower.
Most design systems die within a year of launch — not because the components were ugly, but because they were never built with engineering in the room.
A redesign that looks better and converts worse is a failed redesign, no matter how many design awards it wins. Here is the process that keeps that from happening.
Thirty minutes with the people who would actually do the work — no discovery deck, no account manager.