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UX Metrics and Design KPIs (8h video + live UX training) – A Practical Guide To UX Metrics & Design KPIsUX Metrics and Design KPIs (8h video + live UX training) – A Practical Guide To UX Metrics & Design KPIs Smart Interface Design Patternswith Vitaly Friedman Interface Design Live TrainingStarts Mar 7, 2025 About the Course Table of Contents Free Preview Blog Login Get the course! 8h video + UX training More UX courses from Vitaly Smart Interface Design Patternswith Vitaly Friedman Interface Design Live TrainingStarts Mar 7, 2025 Get the course! 8h video + UX training Get the course! 8h video + UX training Get the course! 8h videos + live UX training Starts at $250 A Practical Guide To UX Metrics & Design KPIs8h Videos + Live Training 25 video lessons + live UX training.For senior designers, UX researchers and design leads. Jump to details ↓ Sign up for short design tips, and get 3 lessons for free! Your email Subscribe How to measure UX and your design impact — from scratch. Design decisions shouldn’t be guesswork. We can use reliable UX metrics to guide and shape our design work, measure its impact on business, and report design KPIs. This course helps with just that. You’ll learn how to connect business goals with design initiatives, how to make sense of OKRs, MRR, CLTV, SUS, UMUX-Lite, TPI, KPI trees — and how to build UX scorecards in your company. Jump to the table of contents ↓ Watch the intro + sample In this video course, we’ll explore: Lesson number: Getting Started Let’s kick off our journey! outlining all the fine details we’ll be going through. From  design impact, business metrics and UX metrics to surveys and measuring UX in B2B and Enterprise. Let’s dive in! Free lesson preview  Duration 04:14 Lesson number: Design Impact We’ll explore how and where we, as UX designers, make an impact within organizations. We’ll explore where we fit in the company structure and how to communicate design value in business terms. Free lesson preview  Duration 24:13 Lesson number: OKRs, KPIs and Metrics We’ll explore the key business terms and concepts related to measuring performance. We’ll dive into business strategy, and unpack the building blocks of OKRs, KPIs, SMART goals and metrics. Duration 13:14 Lesson number: Leading vs. Lagging Indicators Businesses often speak of leading and lagging indicators — predictive and retrospective measures of success. Let’s explore how we can use them to understand the immediate and long-term impact of our UX work. Duration 09:04 Lesson number: Business Flywheels Good business models have self-reinforcing elements that create sustainable competitive advantage but also continuously amplify user value. We can tap into business flywheels to understand where we can have the highest leverage and make the highest impact. Coming soon! Duration 21:04 Lesson number: What Companies Measure A deep dive into most common business metrics, design metrics, leadings and lagging indicators, KPIs and plenty of abbreviations — from NSM, MRR, CLTV, NPS and CSAT to SUS, SUPR-Q, UMUX-Lite and Top Task Analysis. Duration 21:04 Lesson number: Business Metrics (NPS) We dive into business metrics that often find their way to the business dashboard of senior management. We’ll dive into the infamous NPS and how to argue about it — and how it relates to our UX work. Duration 23:26 Lesson number: Business Metrics (CLV, Churn, CSAT) We’ll explore revenue-related metrics like Monthly Active Users (MAU), Monthly/Annual Recurring Revenue (MRR/ARR), Customer Lifetime Value (CLV) and churn rate. We’ll discuss how they are calculated and their importance in measuring customer experience. Duration 21:08 Lesson number: Feedback Scoring and Gap Analysis We’ll learn a simple technique to transform qualitative user feedback into quantifiable data, allowing us to track UX improvements over time. Unlike NPS, which focuses on future behavior, feedback scoring looks at past actions and current perceptions. Free lesson preview  Duration 13:31 Lesson number: Design Metrics (TPI, SUS, SUPR-Q) We’ll explore the landscape of established and reliable UX metrics. From task success rate and time on task to System Usability Scale (SUS) to SUPR-Q to Accessible Usability Scale (AUS), with an overview of when and how to use each. Duration 21:29 Lesson number: Design Metrics & UX Scorecards (UMUX-Lite, SEQ, UEQ) We’ll continue with useful options for quick email surveys or an in-app prompt — UMUX-Lite and SEQ. We’ll also explore the “big behemoths” of UX measurements — UEQ, Google’s HEART framework — and how to bring key metrics together in one simple UX scorecard tailored to your product’s unique needs. Duration 17:01 Lesson number: Top Tasks Analysis The most impactful way to measure UX is to study how successful users are in completing their tasks. With top tasks, we focus on what matters, and explore task success rates and time on task. With 15–18 users participating in testing. Duration 14:43 Lesson number: Surveys and Sample Sizes Designing good surveys is hard! We review best practices and a cheat sheet for better survey design — along with do’s and don’ts on question types, rating scales and survey pre-testing. Duration 29:00 Lesson number: Measuring UX in B2B and Enterprise What if you don’t have access to any users? Let’s explore how to find a way around restrictive environments, how to engage with stakeholders, how to measure efficiency, failures — and how to set up UX KPI programs. Duration 17:16 Lesson number: Design KPI Trees To visualize design impact, we need to connect high-level business objectives with specific design initiatives. To do that, we build up and present Design KPI trees. Let’s explore how it all works in action, and how you can use it in your work. Duration 27:48 Lesson number: Event Storming How do we choose the right metrics? Well, we don’t start with metrics. We start by identifying most critical user needs and assess the impact of meeting user needs well. We mapping critical user’s success moments with event storming. Duration 27:50 Lesson number: Kano Model and Kano Survey For a given business objective, we need to choose design initiatives that are most likely to drive the impact that we need to enable with our UX work. We can gauge impact with a Kano model und a concept testing. Duration 21:10 Lesson number: Design Process Let’s establish the entire workflow — from start to finish — on how to define UX metrics, how to connect them with business goals, how to prioritize most impactful tasks and how it all fits together in a design process. Duration 32:32 Lesson number: Impact Mapping To visualize how UX efforts influence business and user goals, we can use impact mapping to define the goals, the actors, the jobs, the pain points and connecting jobs to goals. Coming soon! Duration 16:44 Lesson number: Choosing The Right Metrics Should we rely on established UX metrics such as SUS, UMUX-Lite and SUPR-Q, or should we define custom metrics tailored to product and user needs? Let’s see how to find the balance between the two and what it depends on. Duration 17:15 Lesson number: Design KPIs Examples Different contexts will require different design KPIs. Let’s explore what design KPIs companies use, from search quality and error frequency to Time to Final Decision and Time to First Upgrade. Duration 18:42 Lesson number: UX Strategy Establishing UX metrics doesn’t happen over night. You need to discuss and decide what you want to measure and how often it should happen. But also how to integrate metrics, evaluate data and report findings. Duration 30:06 Lesson number: Defining Design Success How do we define the notion of design success in a small and large organization? How do we keep track of the progress for a single department and for the entire organization? With a custom set of local and global Design KPIs. Coming soon! Duration 17:12 Lesson number: Reporting Design Success Once you’ve established UX metrics, you will need to report them repeatedly to senior management. We explore Task Performance Indicator and how to to create a compelling report to highlight the value of your UX efforts to stakeholders. Duration 16:22 Lesson number: Target Times and States To show the impact of our design work, we need to track UX snapshots. We study 4 states, mapped against touch points in a customer journey: baseline, current state, target state and industry benchmark. Let’s see how it would work in an actual project. Duration 18:15 Lesson number: Measuring Design Systems How do we measure the health of a design system? Most teams track productivity and coverage, but we can also go beyond that by measuring relative adoption and efficiency gains. The best metric is how early the design system is involved in a conversation during design work. Duration 26:16 Lesson number: Measuring UX Research Research insights often end up gaining dust in PDF reports stored on remote fringes of Sharepoint. To track the impact of UX research, we need to track outcomes and research-specific metrics. And most importantly: amplifying research where we expect the most significant impact. Duration 07:43 Lesson number: Next Steps How do you get your UX metrics initiative off the ground? By following small steps heading in the right direction. Small commitments, pilot projects and design guilds will support and enable your efforts. Duration 09:06 Lesson number: Summary Let's wrap up our journey and reflect what we have learned. What remains is the first next step: and that would be starting where you are and growing incrementally, by continuously visualizing and explaining your UX impact. Duration 04:19 Simple prices, no surprises. Buy once, access forever. ← Check the packages Get once, watch forever. New videos added yearly. A growing library of video lessons & examples. With 25 lessons available now, and more added every year.Ideal for product designers, senior UX professionals and design leads who’d love to establish UX metrics and the notion of design success for their UX efforts. Table of Contents → Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 04:14 Getting Started Let’s kick off our journey! outlining all the fine details we’ll be going through. From  design impact, business metrics and UX metrics to surveys and measuring UX in B2B and Enterprise. Let’s dive in! Free lesson preview  Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 24:13 Design Impact We’ll explore how and where we, as UX designers, make an impact within organizations. We’ll explore where we fit in the company structure and how to communicate design value in business terms. Free lesson preview  Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 13:14 OKRs, KPIs and Metrics We’ll explore the key business terms and concepts related to measuring performance. We’ll dive into business strategy, and unpack the building blocks of OKRs, KPIs, SMART goals and metrics. Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 09:04 Leading vs. Lagging Indicators Businesses often speak of leading and lagging indicators — predictive and retrospective measures of success. Let’s explore how we can use them to understand the immediate and long-term impact of our UX work. Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 21:04 Business Flywheels Good business models have self-reinforcing elements that create sustainable competitive advantage but also continuously amplify user value. We can tap into business flywheels to understand where we can have the highest leverage and make the highest impact. Coming soon! Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 21:04 What Companies Measure A deep dive into most common business metrics, design metrics, leadings and lagging indicators, KPIs and plenty of abbreviations — from NSM, MRR, CLTV, NPS and CSAT to SUS, SUPR-Q, UMUX-Lite and Top Task Analysis. Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 23:26 Business Metrics (NPS) We dive into business metrics that often find their way to the business dashboard of senior management. We’ll dive into the infamous NPS and how to argue about it — and how it relates to our UX work. Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 21:08 Business Metrics (CLV, Churn, CSAT) We’ll explore revenue-related metrics like Monthly Active Users (MAU), Monthly/Annual Recurring Revenue (MRR/ARR), Customer Lifetime Value (CLV) and churn rate. We’ll discuss how they are calculated and their importance in measuring customer experience. Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 13:31 Feedback Scoring and Gap Analysis We’ll learn a simple technique to transform qualitative user feedback into quantifiable data, allowing us to track UX improvements over time. Unlike NPS, which focuses on future behavior, feedback scoring looks at past actions and current perceptions. Free lesson preview  Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 21:29 Design Metrics (TPI, SUS, SUPR-Q) We’ll explore the landscape of established and reliable UX metrics. From task success rate and time on task to System Usability Scale (SUS) to SUPR-Q to Accessible Usability Scale (AUS), with an overview of when and how to use each. Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 17:01 Design Metrics & UX Scorecards (UMUX-Lite, SEQ, UEQ) We’ll continue with useful options for quick email surveys or an in-app prompt — UMUX-Lite and SEQ. We’ll also explore the “big behemoths” of UX measurements — UEQ, Google’s HEART framework — and how to bring key metrics together in one simple UX scorecard tailored to your product’s unique needs. Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 14:43 Top Tasks Analysis The most impactful way to measure UX is to study how successful users are in completing their tasks. With top tasks, we focus on what matters, and explore task success rates and time on task. With 15–18 users participating in testing. Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 29:00 Surveys and Sample Sizes Designing good surveys is hard! We review best practices and a cheat sheet for better survey design — along with do’s and don’ts on question types, rating scales and survey pre-testing. Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 17:16 Measuring UX in B2B and Enterprise What if you don’t have access to any users? Let’s explore how to find a way around restrictive environments, how to engage with stakeholders, how to measure efficiency, failures — and how to set up UX KPI programs. Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 27:48 Design KPI Trees To visualize design impact, we need to connect high-level business objectives with specific design initiatives. To do that, we build up and present Design KPI trees. Let’s explore how it all works in action, and how you can use it in your work. Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 27:50 Event Storming How do we choose the right metrics? Well, we don’t start with metrics. We start by identifying most critical user needs and assess the impact of meeting user needs well. We mapping critical user’s success moments with event storming. Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 21:10 Kano Model and Kano Survey For a given business objective, we need to choose design initiatives that are most likely to drive the impact that we need to enable with our UX work. We can gauge impact with a Kano model und a concept testing. Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 32:32 Design Process Let’s establish the entire workflow — from start to finish — on how to define UX metrics, how to connect them with business goals, how to prioritize most impactful tasks and how it all fits together in a design process. Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 16:44 Impact Mapping To visualize how UX efforts influence business and user goals, we can use impact mapping to define the goals, the actors, the jobs, the pain points and connecting jobs to goals. Coming soon! Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 17:15 Choosing The Right Metrics Should we rely on established UX metrics such as SUS, UMUX-Lite and SUPR-Q, or should we define custom metrics tailored to product and user needs? Let’s see how to find the balance between the two and what it depends on. Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 18:42 Design KPIs Examples Different contexts will require different design KPIs. Let’s explore what design KPIs companies use, from search quality and error frequency to Time to Final Decision and Time to First Upgrade. Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 30:06 UX Strategy Establishing UX metrics doesn’t happen over night. You need to discuss and decide what you want to measure and how often it should happen. But also how to integrate metrics, evaluate data and report findings. Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 17:12 Defining Design Success How do we define the notion of design success in a small and large organization? How do we keep track of the progress for a single department and for the entire organization? With a custom set of local and global Design KPIs. Coming soon! Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 16:22 Reporting Design Success Once you’ve established UX metrics, you will need to report them repeatedly to senior management. We explore Task Performance Indicator and how to to create a compelling report to highlight the value of your UX efforts to stakeholders. Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 18:15 Target Times and States To show the impact of our design work, we need to track UX snapshots. We study 4 states, mapped against touch points in a customer journey: baseline, current state, target state and industry benchmark. Let’s see how it would work in an actual project. Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 26:16 Measuring Design Systems How do we measure the health of a design system? Most teams track productivity and coverage, but we can also go beyond that by measuring relative adoption and efficiency gains. The best metric is how early the design system is involved in a conversation during design work. Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 07:43 Measuring UX Research Research insights often end up gaining dust in PDF reports stored on remote fringes of Sharepoint. To track the impact of UX research, we need to track outcomes and research-specific metrics. And most importantly: amplifying research where we expect the most significant impact. Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 09:06 Next Steps How do you get your UX metrics initiative off the ground? By following small steps heading in the right direction. Small commitments, pilot projects and design guilds will support and enable your efforts. Section Lesson number: Lesson length: 04:19 Summary Let's wrap up our journey and reflect what we have learned. What remains is the first next step: and that would be starting where you are and growing incrementally, by continuously visualizing and explaining your UX impact. 1 | 29 8h Video, Real-Life Examples, Checklists & Live Sessions. A deep-dive with practical examples, guidelines, gotchas, checklists and practical takeaways — applicable to your project right away. Get a sample! Download the first 3 videos! A practical guide on how to measure UX and design impact, with reliable UX metrics and Design KPIs: Real-life examples A practical guide that shows how to measure, visualize and report UX metrics at scale: from SUS, UMUX-Lite, TPI and Design KPI Trees to UX scorecards, Top Task Analysis and KPIs for B2B and Enterprise UX. 25 recorded video lessons Each lesson is around 10–25 mins long, with examples, guidelines and checklists to keep in mind when establishing UX metrics. You can watch lessons in any order, and use them as references for your ongoing projects. Quality recordings & subtitles All video lessons are recorded in high quality and include full captioning in English. Live sessions and Q&A Twice a year you can participate in a deep-dive live online UX training, with exercises, challenges and groupwork, live. You can also ask all your questions directly, and get your work reviewed by peers and Vitaly. You get a UX certificate as well. Up-to-date UI & UX checklists You also receive a 165-pages deck with UI/UX checklists. The deck includes useful questions, pointers and best practices to bring up early to avoid issues down the line. Updated annually. For you, free of charge. Bonus: Life-Time Access to UX Checklists! Never forget important details. All the fine little details that make or break UIs — in one single deck of 165 cards. No expiry. Updated annually. Add-on: Live UX training. Deep-dive sessions with 1:1 feedback & UX certification. In a 2-weeks sprint, you’ll learn how to deal with real-life UX challenges from the ground up. You’ll be designing UX metrics for complex products, receive feedback and work with Vitaly and people around the world. Twice a year, we’ll host Live UX Training with sessions on: How to set up UX metrics from scratch, Full design workflow, from start to finish, Real-life case studies and examples, UX deep dives and case studies, Design reviews and revisions Personal 1:1 feedback with Vitaly. You’ll have enough time to ask all your questions and learn at your own pace. And: you can get a UX certificate as well. Check the next UX training.Next UX training: May 12–20, 2025 (Can’t make it? Mark October 2025) What's live UX training like? That’s what these wonderful people say about the course! Nathan Curtis Design System Consultant “In-depth shortcuts!” Metrics are hard, and Vitaly’s teaching is an in-depth shortcut delivered warmly and positively as always. He makes sense of a wide landscape of options to help you choose the right metrics that fit into your work and organization’s culture. Tetyana Rozhkova Product Designer, UBS “Eye-opening insights!” Vitaly is such an incredible speaker — super engaging, down-to-earth, and really knowledgeable. The course had so many eye-opening insights and practical tips that I can actually use in my everyday work! Definitely recommend it for anyone looking to level up their UX and design skills! Cassie Evans Designer, Illustrator, Animator “Ton of ’aha’-moments!” As a developer, it’s so easy to get hyper-focused on the code itself and lose sight of the bigger picture. This friendly course provides a ton of “aha” moments that will help you make better decisions for the people using your sites. Christine Vallaure Product Designer “Simple and to the point!” If you’re like me and mainly focus on the design side of UX, this course was the missing link for me to make my design more impactful and aligned with business goals. It made understanding metrics and KPIs so much easier with real-world examples and practical tips. I loved that the videos break things down clearly — simple and to the point. I came away with new insights on connecting my design work to measurable outcomes, which I didn’t have before. It’s definitely worth it if you want to grow your UX skills! Pablo Stanley Product Designer, Lummi “Clear, actionable steps!” This course simplifies UX metrics and shows how to link design work with business results. It offers practical insights with clear, actionable steps.Whether you’re new to metrics or looking to improve, it’s full of useful information — stuff I honestly still struggle with! Also, Vitaly’s energy keeps it pretty engaging. Samantha Gordashko Design System Consultant “I am blown away!” This course teaches designers how to understand what is important to business stakeholders and how to communicate the value that design brings to an organization from a data-driven perspective.If you are struggling to get a seat at the table or being taken seriously by leadership, the strategies and tools in this course will help you become a more “business-savvy” designer. Malavika Mysore Product Designer “Eye-opening!” Sometimes I get caught up in making things look good and forget the most important part: how users experience my design. This course is full of simple, eye-opening moments that explain how businesses make decisions, and how to communicate your design choices to stakeholders in a way that connects user needs with business goals. Vitaly’s knowledge is incredible, and his energy for design is inspiring. He explains everything clearly and is always focused on helping you improve. Highly recommend! Slava Shestopalov Design Manager, Wolters Kluwer “Absolute game-changer!” The versatility of the course truly stands out. Unlike many other resources on the subject, it’s highly applicable to B2B and enterprise software, addressing complex, non-linear workflows where traditional conversion metrics fall short. I was particularly impressed by the depth of the material, thoughtfully packed into 8 hours of engaging video content. It’s an invaluable resource for anyone looking to be more intentional and systematic about user experience. Jon Yablonski UX Engineer, Mixpanel “Phenomenal!” This practical guide for designers and managers on how to set up and track design success in your company is phenomenal! Design decisions shouldn’t be guesswork. We can use reliable UX metrics to guide and shape our design work, measure its impact on business, and report design KPIs. This course helps with just that. Stéphanie Walter UX Researcher, Strategist “Bigger impact in your company!” You know how everyone keeps saying “Designers need to understand the language of the business!” — and then you are “Okay, but, how?”. Well, Vitaly is teaching you exactly how to do that! This is a very practical course, full of great examples and tips, to help you understand different business and UX metrics.This will help you measure design success, and have a bigger impact in your company! It’s a great course for anyone who wants to go beyond pixel pushing, into a more strategic role, but doesn’t know where to start. Marc Thiele Incredibly kind human being “Ton of practical tips and insights!” Another great course by Vitaly! What I like in all his courses is the clear, structured way of how Vitaly breaks down a longer course into many understandable steps. It is easy to follow and you can take a break whenever you want, without fearing to lose track, if you stop for a while.In this course, you’ll get a ton of practical tips and insights. And this in Vitaly’s typical warm and friendly way. You can clearly see and feel his passion for the subject, and I am sure you’ll not just finish the course having more knowledge, but also entertained! Alma Hoffmann Design teacher, Editor “Commitment to quality!” As usual, Vitaly shines in what he does best: being a wonderful teacher and thought leader in the field. Vitaly takes time to explain foundational concepts and moves us to more complex ideas and applications. Every lesson has a downloadable and gorgeous file to keep for reference.The course is nicely divided in chunks, too. Short videos to help you move forward at your own pace. Lastly, in the time I have known Vitaly, I have never been disappointed with the content he produces and publishes. His commitment to quality is really admirable. Viktor Ponomariev UX Designer “The definition of quality!” I believe that we’ve moved past the era when knowing a single skillset is enough. If you want to be above average, you must broaden your expertise across many areas.Personally, I haven’t seen a course as detailed as this one, bridging the gap between business and design. The amount of information is enormous, turning you from just a designer into a unicorn who understands business needs better than the owners themselves. Danylo Sergienko Product Designer, Raiffeisen Bank “Completely transformed my design process!” The course has completely transformed my design process! The clear, actionable insights make it so much easier to align business goals with design decisions. Highly recommend it to any team looking to elevate their UX strategy! Duygu Özgül Design Lead “Years of experience!”This course is a great compilation of years of experience measuring, presenting, and advocating UX through the lens of Vitaly. I find his storytelling especially helpful in getting a sense of the reality and finding the right approach in complex, possibly frustrating scenarios. Arturas Leonovas Product Designer, Eneba “Easy to put into practice!” If you’re looking to better understand how to measure your UX impact and get buy-in for your designs, Vitaly’s course is perfect. His wealth of experience shines through in every lesson, and the practical advice is easy to put into practice. Definitely recommend it to anyone wanting to sharpen their UX skills! Tejas Kumar Front-End Engineer, DataStax “Impactful course!” The course on measuring UX is a yet another impactful course! It reconciles UX with business objectives in a novel yet much required manner, arming anyone interested in UX as a means to drive successful business outcomes — with every good and vetted tool there is to do exactly that. For anyone interested in this topic, this course is a must-have. How To Measure UX and Design Impact, curated by yours truly alchemist in charge, Vitaly Friedman. My name is Vitaly, and over the last 19 years, I’ve been working with small and large companies to improve efficiency, accuracy and user’s success rates. I was honored to be involved in design and testing first-hand, studying approaches that worked well or failed miserably. All these learnings and insights from all these years are now collected in this video course. Over the years, I was wearing many hats, as designer and as developer, being involved in UX, interface design, usability testing and performance optimization. I love our wonderful community, and so love writing articles about the web, speaking, workshopping and teaching. I’m the editor-in-chief and creative lead of Smashing Magazine. In my spare time, I’m a front-end & UX consultant in Europe and abroad, working with big and small companies and organizations, such as European Parliament, Haufe-Lexware, Axel-Springer and others. Jump to Linkedin vitaly@smashingconf.com Simple prices, no surprises.Buy once, access forever. Alchemist $250 Video course only Practical real-life examples 25 video lessons (total 8h) New videos added annually Quality recordings (incl. English captioning) Life-time access to all videos, templates, slides, checklists Credit cards, PayPal, bank transfer $395 $250 Get the course! 8h videos + updates Wizard $450 Video course + Live training Practical real-life examples 25 video lessons (total 8h) New videos added annually Quality recordings (incl. 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