Why I Stopped Adding Features and Started Removing Friction

Early in a project, adding features feels like progress. A new capability appears. A new screen gets built. A new workflow becomes possible. Everything feels like forward motion. For a long time, I assumed that was the primary job of software development. Build more features. Solve more problems. Ex

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