In Conclusion:
Applying a diversified investment mindset to your UAT process turns it from a boring, last-minute chore into a powerful tool for building what users actually want. It prevents wasted effort and ensures you build features people love.

(Note: This text is a fictional example created to demonstrate a writing style. The advice, however, is solid.)

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3.) At least a few require those plus direct database editing.
4.) Two require all of the above plus very very very ungodly very specific conditions and specific data and hate me actively.

Ideally, #UserAcceptanceTesting (UAT) is supposed to as closely resemble being a user IRL as we can make it. And for the most part, that always works.

Except for these little assholes: we know in production it works fine, but you could not have proved that from my testing.