There is no average customer: Why ease of use breaks so often - with Sharon Flaherty, CEO at Folk
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There is no average customer: Why ease of use breaks so often - with Sharon Flaherty, CEO at Folk
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We talk a good game about making things easy to use. But most organisations are still designing for an average customer who doesn’t really exist.
Sharon Flaherty, CEO of Folk, shares the moment that caused her to view the world differently, where she sees customer journeys breaking down in the real world and where can start to change the conversation.
We discuss:
why “easy to use” is harder than it sounds in practice
how assumptions about customers quietly distort experience design
why organisations underestimate the complexity of real decision-making, and how testing comes too late to matter
why lived experience surfaces what data alone misses
and why culture, not process, decides whether inclusion actually happens
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