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Reading notes (human-authored, based on Government Design Principles): - What people ask for may differ from what they need. Research, data, conversations first. - Keep observing real use after launch. - Simple-looking is not simple to use. Do the hard work behind the scenes. - Test, iterate, remove what does not work. - Use familiar language and patterns; allow for different circumstances.

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