Product problems do not always start with poor execution.
Sometimes, they begin with assumptions about what customers need or expect.
The Starting Point Matters
A product can be well made and still create friction if it does not match real customer expectations.
Specifications and supplier information only show part of the picture.
Look for Real Signals
Customer feedback and actual product experience can reveal what deserves closer attention.
The earlier these signals are understood, the better the product can be evaluated.