I’d find myself wracking my brain solving the tasks at hand, drafting user journeys, plunging into panic mode due to the plethora of layout possibilities and ideas.
I’d persist in bugging and begging potential users for feedback, delving into negative scenarios, chasing users for interview opportunities, and prototyping low-fidelity designs, all while exploring and tinkering with ever-evolving AI tools.
User-centric design inherently places the user first. However, there often exists a reluctance to invest the requisite time, effort, and resources in truly understanding the users. At times, I feel akin to my favorite character, Don Quixote, as he jousted with windmills.