When faced with a situation where a client's app vision conflicts with technical feasibility, effective communication becomes crucial. Start by clarifying the technical constraints early in the discussion, helping the client understand what is achievable within the current technological landscape. Encourage creative compromises that align with the client's core vision while ensuring technical viability. Involving the client in the solution-finding process fosters a sense of ownership and understanding, making it easier to navigate this complex dilemma together. This collaborative approach not only builds trust but also leads to innovative solutions that satisfy both the client's aspirations and technical realities.

In my experience, when a client's vision doesn’t match what’s technically feasible, the first thing to do is clearly explain the limitations upfront. I once worked on a project where the client wanted features that weren't achievable with the technology we had at the time. Instead of just saying "no," I explained why those features would be difficult and offered alternative solutions that were still aligned with their main goal. One thing that really helped was involving them in brainstorming sessions, which made them feel more connected to the solution. This approach helped us find a middle ground and kept the project on track without sacrificing the core vision.

When faced with a discrepancy between a client's vision and technical feasibility, it's essential to find a balanced approach. Here are strategies: establish open communication, prioritize features, adopt an iterative approach, explore alternatives, set realistic expectations, involve stakeholders, compromise and collaborate, and focus on user experience. By following these strategies, you can effectively navigate the gap and ensure a successful project that meets both parties' expectations.

The best way is still the regular way of openly communicating with the client about how their vision differs from the product they need. The rule is always approaching the client with options of compromises that can be made so that an agreement can be had that benefits both parties.