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UX Design vs UI Design: What Indian Founders Need to Know Before Building a Product

Vamos Digital Free Beginner India

Written for Indian founders, it names the local trap of jumping straight to wireframes and dev without watching a single real user, precisely because dev is cheap here so the cost gets paid after launch. It makes the case for testing a prototype early in the Indian context. A useful nudge if your instinct is to just ship and see.

  • Building from your own assumptions solves your problem, not the user's.
  • Cheap dev makes skipping user testing tempting and expensive later.
  • Test an interactive prototype before you commit engineering time.
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The question it answers

  1. How do I run a quick usability test on my app when I don't have a budget or a research team?

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