Small update from our journey building JustBlogged.
Over the last couple of days we've been talking to creators across different communities, and one thing has become clear:
People care less about having hundreds of features and more about having a writing experience that feels simple and enjoyable.
We're collecting every suggestion and using it to prioritize our roadmap.
For those of you building products, what's the most valuable feedback you've ever received from an early user?
“Collect every suggestion” is the risky part. A request becomes roadmap evidence only when it attaches to observed friction: where the user stopped, what workaround they built, or what they repeated. I'd tag each suggestion with behavior and frequency; otherwise the loudest creator quietly designs the product.
Point! We're starting to look beyond the suggestion itself and understand the context behind it like what users were trying to do, where they got stuck, and whether the same pattern shows up across multiple users. That should lead to much better product decisions.