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When trying to understand user requirements, why is it unsuitable to simply ask people what they want? Which of the following is NOT an abbreviated form of User Experience Design?

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1. When trying to understand user requirements, why is it unsuitable to simply ask people what they want?

Any designs resulting from these interviews will lack originality.

User requirements need to be based on organisational goals.

People do not have good insight into their needs from a system.

User interviews are too complex to analyse in any meaningful way.

The correct answer is C. This question tests your knowledge of this classic User Research issue: it’s not what users say, it’s what users do that matters.