You Have to Feel It
この記事では、テクノロジーや製品開発において、単に機能を実装するだけでなく、ユーザーが実際に感じる体験を重視することの重要性を論じています。著者は、表面的な機能チェックリストではなく、深い共感と感情的なつながりを通じて真に優れた製品を作る方法を探求しています。
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