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In my experience, one of the most overlooked parts of software delivery is how teams validate features from a real user perspective. I recently came across a solid overview of user acceptance testing tools that clearly explains why UAT shouldn’t be treated as a last-minute checkbox. The guide highlights how structured feedback, traceability, and collaboration between QA, product, and business users can prevent costly misunderstandings. What I liked most is the focus on usability and real workflows instead of just pass/fail test cases. For teams scaling fast or working remotely, having the right UAT tooling can genuinely improve release confidence and reduce post-launch friction.