Végfelhasználó

Végfelhasználó is a Hungarian term that translates to "end-user" in English. It refers to the individual or entity who directly uses a product, service, or system. This person or group is the final recipient of the output or benefit provided by the technology or offering.

In the context of software development, the végfelhasználó is the person who interacts with the application, whether it's a consumer using a mobile app, an employee using internal business software, or a gamer playing a video game. Understanding the végfelhasználó's needs, behaviors, and limitations is crucial for designers and developers to create effective and user-friendly solutions. Their feedback is often the most valuable in determining the success or failure of a product.

In a broader sense, a végfelhasználó can also be a consumer of physical goods or services. For example, the person who eats the food, wears the clothing, or uses the public transportation system is the végfelhasználó. The term emphasizes the distinction between those who create, distribute, or manage a system and those who ultimately benefit from its use. The focus on the végfelhasználó helps businesses and organizations tailor their offerings to meet the demands of the people they serve.