Most startups don’t die from bad ideas. But they can definitely die from bad UX. Here are 7 mistakes I've seen over and over that quietly kill startup growth (and how to stop them)...
Helpful breakdown. In my builds, the silent killer is empty states—users hit a blank screen and bounce. Quick win I’ve used: show a mini checklist + 1 demo item so the UI teaches itself. Curious: if you had to fix just one UX issue first for fastest lift (activation in 7 days), which would you pick—onboarding friction, vague CTAs, or poor empty states?