SSSampada Sharmaintechnologyposts.hashnode.dev·2d ago · 10 min readThe Hidden Cost of Building Every Product Requirement Exactly as RequestedThere is a strange habit in software development that most teams recognize but rarely question. A product requirement comes in, everyone discusses the expected behavior, the development team estimates00
SSSampada Sharmaintechnologyposts.hashnode.dev·Aug 5 · 6 min readWhy Good Code Still Creates Bad User Experiences (And How Experience Design Fixes It)There is a common assumption in software development that well-written code naturally leads to a great product. If the application is stable, performs well, and passes every test case, the job is cons00
SSSampada Sharmaintechnologyposts.hashnode.dev·Jul 27 · 6 min readCan a Great User Experience Compensate for Fewer Features?If you've ever compared two products in the same category, you've probably noticed a familiar pattern. One product proudly advertises dozens of features, while the other keeps things surprisingly simp00
SSSampada Sharmaintechnologyposts.hashnode.dev·Jul 13 · 5 min readWhy Great Mobile Apps Are Built Around User Problems, Not FeaturesThe best mobile apps rarely succeed because they have the longest feature list. In fact, many products that launch with dozens of features struggle to gain traction, while simpler apps with a clear pu00
SSSampada Sharmaintechnologyposts.hashnode.dev·Jun 25 · 4 min readWhat Building an OTT Platform Taught Me About ComplexityA few years ago, if someone had asked me what the hardest part of OTT platform development was, I probably would have given a very different answer than I would today. Back then, I would have focused 00
