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Share your software with others. Observe how they try to use it. Solicit feedback after a user-testing session, but have enough recordings or internal logging in the software to reconstruct enough info to not rely on the faulty human memory.
And more than anything, resist the urge to dismiss usability feedback out-of-hand based on the stereotypical user-antagonistic view that "users are stupid". What they say isn't 100% dogmatic truth, but it's your duty to root out the core issue and address that.
(One way to make this easier is to ask them what they *dislike* about working with a thing, not how they would want it to work instead.)
So much this. "What do you like about any particular software UX?" is an open-ended question, and has the risk of providing data which is not relevant. "What don't you like about this particular UX?" is more edifying, as long as the user isn't trying to lie to "be nice".
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