Prioritising Features: Who’ll Use It & How Often?

The text discusses the importance of prioritizing features in software development, using the metaphor of a Swiss Army knife. It highlights that adding mediocre features can make a product more useful, but also risks making it bloated and difficult to maintain. The key is to identify which features are used by most customers and focus on those, while excluding or hiding less essential ones. This approach helps to avoid "bloatware" and ensures the software remains efficient and valuable to its users. By asking "who'll use this, and how often?", developers can make informed decisions about feature prioritization and create a more streamlined product.

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