Lessons about Product (page 2)
The links, tools and tips our engineers and designers share with each other, one “today I learned” at a time.
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Tech Insights· medium.com
Building a design system as a solo designer in a startup
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Tech Insights· uxdesign.cc
How to make smarter design tradeoffs
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Tech Insights· intercom.com
5 product feedback mistakes we all make
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How do you say no to customers?
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nngroup.com
Incorporating UX Work into Your Agile Backlog
Three different backlog models enable teams to keep track of UX work in their Agile processes. Each model comes with pros and cons.
Pedro Bacelar
Tech Insights· nngroup.com
Incorporating UX Work into Your Agile Backlog
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Three different backlog models enable teams to keep track of UX work in their Agile processes. Each model comes with pros and cons.
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productmanifesto.com
Product Management’s Guiding Star: Up-to-date values and principles for Product People today
Get the latest guides, templates, podcasts, blog posts and more for Product Managers. Access Product Management resources with insights from product professionals.
Caroline Ribeiro
Tech Insights· productmanifesto.com
Product Management’s Guiding Star: Up-to-date values and principles for Product People today
From productmanifesto.com
Get the latest guides, templates, podcasts, blog posts and more for Product Managers. Access Product Management resources with insights from product professionals.
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Tech Insights
When referring to users, in a hypothetical scenario or a product demo, prefer to use “they” or “she” instead of “he” so you don’t assume the user is male.
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perforce.com
How to Write a Product Requirements Document — With Examples
Learn five steps to writing a modern PRD with best practices, templates, and examples. Discover why PRDs matter in Agile environments and how to avoid common mistakes.
Pedro Bacelar
Tech Insights· perforce.com
How to Write a Product Requirements Document — With Examples
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Learn five steps to writing a modern PRD with best practices, templates, and examples. Discover why PRDs matter in Agile environments and how to avoid common mistakes.
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productplan.com
What is a Product Feature Kickoff?
A product feature kickoff is a meeting in which a product manager and relevant stakeholders set plans, goals, and responsibilities for the team’s work on a new feature. For most organizations, the product feature kickoff is the event that marks the company’s official start date for the feature’s development. It also sends an important signal to the team: the company has prioritized building this feature and is ready to begin right away.
Pedro Bacelar
Tech Insights· productplan.com
What is a Product Feature Kickoff?
From productplan.com
A product feature kickoff is a meeting in which a product manager and relevant stakeholders set plans, goals, and responsibilities for the team’s work on a new feature. For most organizations, the product feature kickoff is the event that marks the company’s official start date for the feature’s development. It also sends an important signal to the team: the company has prioritized building this feature and is ready to begin right away.
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Tech Insights· felipecsl.com
Nobody cares about your beautiful code
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Tech Insights· medium.com
Build customer empathy by listening to their stories
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martinfowler.com
Outcome Over Output
Assess a software development team on their outcome for their users, not their output in features
Filipe Ximenes
Tech Insights· martinfowler.com
Outcome Over Output
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Assess a software development team on their outcome for their users, not their output in features
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producthall.com
Product Management: Learn how to ship products people love (Free Complete Book) #download
Practical knowledge, expert insights, and tailored support to advance your product career
Pedro Bacelar
Tech Insights· producthall.com
Product Management: Learn how to ship products people love (Free Complete Book) #download
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Practical knowledge, expert insights, and tailored support to advance your product career
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mindtheproduct.com
useful reminder about prioritization's do's and don'ts
In this ProductTank London talk Emily Tate - Chief of Staff at MindTheProduct, helps us embrace the art of prioritisation.
Rob Novelino
Tech Insights· mindtheproduct.com
useful reminder about prioritization's do's and don'ts
From mindtheproduct.com
In this ProductTank London talk Emily Tate - Chief of Staff at MindTheProduct, helps us embrace the art of prioritisation.
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productplan.com
Product Squads
Product squads can help some businesses improve on their agile development process. Are they right for your organization?
Gustavo Carvalho
Tech Insights· productplan.com
Product Squads
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Product squads can help some businesses improve on their agile development process. Are they right for your organization?
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