The Case for Developing Features No One Asked For
Picture this: You’re in a product meeting, and someone suggests building a feature that literally zero users have requested. The room goes silent. Someone coughs awkwardly. The PM looks like they’ve just witnessed a cardinal sin against the sacred gospel of user-driven development. But here’s the thing – some of the most revolutionary features in tech history were born from this exact scenario. Twitter’s character limit wasn’t requested by users longing for brevity....
