In this episode of the Unquestioned podcast, hosts Louis DeBaere and Willem Himpe discuss the significance of default settings in software and applications. They talk about how good defaults can reduce user frustration and help users quickly find value in your product. They also touch on the characteristics of good and bad defaults, and how progressive disclosure can help users dive deeper into the product as they gain experience. Additionally, they discuss what a platform is and how it can create economic value for everyone who uses it.
