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Userpilot

Userpilot

Leverage user insights & in-app engagement to drive adoption, retention, and revenue.

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Joshua Galinato

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Customer Experience at Orbi
Keep learning and working on your craft. It'll all pay off in the end.
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Nizar Frank Talovic

Sweden
Lead UI Designer at GetAccept
Design maturity isn’t just about knowing which branches to kill, and which to zoom in on. It’s about knowing when to zoom out.