concept
Real user needs principle
Product decisions should be anchored in real user needs rather than internal assumptions or polished generated concepts.
正文
Real user needs are a practical constraint on product imagination. They force a team to test whether the people affected by a product actually recognize the problem and value the proposed help.
In an AI idea workflow, this principle is the reason a generated idea should quickly become a validation brief, share card, or prototype test instead of staying as a persuasive description.
来源引用
U.S. Web Design System Design Principles
Source: U.S. Web Design System Design Principles
USWDS design principles emphasize starting with real user needs and testing assumptions with real people.
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Validation brief
A validation brief compresses an idea into target user, problem, proof needed, and the smallest useful test.
Feedback share card
A feedback share card packages an idea as a short public question instead of a polished announcement.
Problem before solution
A discovery process should turn a proposed solution back into the underlying problem before committing to build.
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A route for keeping AI tools useful after first generation: map risks, support correction, capture feedback, and review production readiness.
Usability guardrails for AI tools
A short path for keeping AI product interfaces grounded in user needs, accessible context testing, search clarity, and enforceable validation.