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While it seems rather obvious that engineers need to consider the end user, how might this perspective get lost in the design process?
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While it seems rather obvious that engineers need to consider the end user, how might this perspective get lost in the design process?

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Answer: If the engineers focus too much on the technical aspects of the product and not enough on the user experience.

Explanation: Additionally, if the engineers have limited or no contact with the end users, they may not fully understand their needs and preferences.

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