endusersin
Endusersin is a term used in the field of human-computer interaction and software development to emphasize the active inclusion of end users in the design, development, and evaluation of products and services. The phrase is not tied to a single organization or formal standard, but is used to summarize a practice-focused approach within user-centered design.
Practices associated with endusersin include recruiting a representative user base, involving users in early-stage requirements elicitation,
Benefits of the approach include improved usability, increased adoption, better alignment with work practices and workflows,
Challenges include identifying representative participants, managing conflicting feedback among diverse user groups, allocating time and budget
Endusersin overlaps with related concepts such as user-centered design, participatory design, co-design, and design thinking, and