You are managing a project to develop a new mobile application. You need to collect in-depth feedback on the app's user interface from a select group of target users to improve usability. Which meeting type should you arrange to achieve this objective?
Arranging a focus group is the most appropriate choice in this scenario. Focus groups are designed to gather detailed insights and feedback from a specific group of people about a particular topic or product. They allow for open discussions where participants can share their experiences and opinions, providing valuable qualitative data to improve the application's user interface.
Workshops are collaborative sessions aimed at creating or developing ideas or solutions, but they are not specifically focused on gathering user feedback. Demonstrations/presentations are primarily used to showcase a product or feature to an audience, with limited interaction and feedback. Stand-ups are brief meetings used for status updates within a team and are not suitable for collecting in-depth user feedback.
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