WHY UX STRATEGY FAILS BEFORE THE DESIGNER OPENS FIGMA

Summary from the TLDR Design newsletter

Most UX problems stem from flawed product strategy and untested assumptions rather than poor interface design. Real UX strategy requires thorough user research, precise problem definition, and careful prioritization before any visual design begins. Companies often build products on unexamined assumptions that calcify over time, leading to design solutions that treat only symptoms rather than root causes.