User Analysis allows you to get actionable insight about users and their behavior which will inform your UX design strategy.
You need to know your user as a person, understand how and why they’d use your product (and how often), and all the experiences that come between them and your product. That multi-dimensional understanding is the only way you’ll be able to prioritize your features appropriately — otherwise you might enter the Design stage without even knowing you’re on a course for disaster.
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