You might find that you have a small or a huge UX debt backlog. Where to begin? If things are simple, you can tackle them in order of appearance and that’s it. But that’s hardly the reality. Truth be told, UX debt often is a huge pile of things that you need to sort out before getting down to work.
How to sort them out
The best possible way is to address the c level contact list ones that impact your users the most, especially in critical parts of their UX. Say, you might live a little longer with a useful option hidden in a menu tree but you can’t definitely let a confusing form in the payment gateway of a store. While the first may be seen as an annoyance, the second will drive customers away.
As you keep patching things
Up and releasing new versions, you’ll maximize your external partnerships surely find more items to add to your UX debt. Otherwise, some critical issues might fall accidentally to the bottom of the list, where no one will look at them.
Take the time to clear up the debt
If you’ve worked in a development team marketing list before, you knew this one was coming. Creating an organized backlog and prioritizing it is the right way to go but you won’t go anywhere until you actually sit down to solve the issues your team has found. That’s as true for UX debt as it ever was with tech debt.