What User Experience Can Get You

1. Optimal Use Environment Design

It can be designed to fit the user's experience, utilization, and purpose to provide the optimal environment that the user expects. In addition, with user research, you can directly experience, identify, and design user requirements, not inferences.
Think of security systems as the best use case
- What equipment (smartphones, laptops, desktops) do target users typically use?
- Which features do target users use the most?
- Which time zone do target users usually use?
- What age range or learning level are target users?

2. Easy and convenient experience

Previous users had experiences that matched the capabilities and value offered by the vendors who produced the products, software, and services. But today's users are provided with an easy and convenient experience that reflects the core values of ‘ user-centric ’.
It happened on a big project for a company. At the time, the problem with all of the component PM was how to add, integrate, and improve new features. But the end system users were mostly sales and field employees, not IT professionals.
The problem is that the focus of the project was on implementing the functionality of the system rather than being user-centered, so the user who should easily use the system should be trained to understand the functionality of the system.
It depends on the target user population, but productivity is lost when the user is enabled to learn the system or services. Designs with affodance, but not user-inspired designs, depending on their intended purpose and depth, increase productivity, beyond a convenient experience.

3. Increase Brand Preference

Apple is the most popular brand in IT products. One of the reasons people buy Apple is the brand trust. Many consumers buy from Apple's brand value, even if they don't have to use Apple products. Good products, good services that give you insight into your needs, translate into brand value.
Not all consumers are experts. Consumers don't experience the performance of their products as well as professionals.Rather, consumers buy their products based on the quality and reliability of the products they usually feel from their manufacturers.