I once gave detailed feedback on an early version of an app I was using, pointing out what felt confusing, what features were helpful, and what could be improved. The team actually used my suggestions in the next update—they fixed the layout issues I mentioned and added clearer navigation based on what I shared. It showed me how valuable honest feedback can be and how much it can help shape a better product.

I’m motivated to participate in user interviews because I like sharing my experiences to help improve products and make them more user-friendly. I enjoy giving honest feedback, seeing how my input can shape a tool or app, and knowing that my perspective could make things easier or more enjoyable for other users.

Yes, I’ve tested products before and learned the importance of giving clear, honest feedback. What worked was noting details like usability, features, and effectiveness. What didn’t work was staying quiet about issues—over-communicating is key to helping improve the product.