When considering feature creep and bloated products, poor UI design can be a significant issue, highlighting the problem of too much information for users to comprehend. To solve this, it's essential to identify which features are being widely adopted by customers and which ones are struggling to gain traction. This involves analyzing adoption rates per feature, filtering out dead or inactive customers, and distinguishing between actual usage and trial periods. By applying these principles, product owners can determine whether a feature should be kept or killed, and take targeted design and communication approaches to promote adoption or remove underperforming features.