<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Ignoring UX debt can lead to a poor user experience with accumulated issues.</li><li>Users bear the brunt of UX debt immediately, unlike technical debt.</li><li>Maintaining a list of UX debt can help track necessary improvements.</li><li>Allocate time in sprints for usability fixes and design enhancements.</li><li>Using before-and-after screenshots can visually demonstrate the impact of small fixes.</li><li>Incorporate UX debt discussions in retrospective meetings without blame.</li><li>Recognize and celebrate small improvements in design and usability.</li><li>Even minor changes contribute significantly to user experience.</li><li>Addressing UX debt proactively shifts design from reactive to responsible.</li><li>Developing a habit of acknowledging and addressing UX debt gradually is essential.</li><li>Recognizing UX debt early makes it easier to manage and improve over time.</li></ul>

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