<ul><li>Building great products isn’t about stacking features, but crafting systems to create a cohesive product.</li><li>Systems-thinking in product design involves understanding how features interact over time and in relation to each other.</li><li>Systems consist of components, flows, inputs, outputs, and feedback loops, defining not just what they contain, but how the parts interact.</li><li>Thinking in systems leads to strategic decisions in product development, emphasizing long-term impact and overall product coherence.</li></ul>

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