Many companies believe that more features create better products.
But users do not choose products because they have more features.
They choose products because those features help them achieve something important.
## More Features, More Complexity
Adding features often creates new problems.
Products become harder to understand, harder to use, and harder to maintain.
More does not always mean better.
## Value Comes From Outcomes
Great products are not built by adding more features.
They are built by creating better outcomes for users.
The key question is not:
"What features can we add?"
It is:
"What value are we helping users create?"