Lessons we’ve learned on real projects (page 122)

medium.com

Figma: Prototyping and Developer Handoff

Letícia Regert·June 5, 2020

plan.io

How to plan, write, and deliver technical documentation that works:

For as long as we’ve had tools we need help using (and language to talk to each other), we’ve had technical documentation. (Don’t believe me? The first example of technical writing in English dates back to the Middle Ages when Chaucer wrote a guide to the astrolabe—a device used for measuring...

Aline Silveira·June 5, 2020

plan.io

How to write a project proposal that will get other stakeholders on board with your idea:

In most companies there are significantly more good ideas than there are time, money, and resources to bring those ideas to fruition. From new features and updates to updating processes or making things more efficient, it’s hard to always know what’s the best use of the limited resources you have...

Aline Silveira·June 5, 2020

nngroup.com

some techniques to prioritize decisions with a team

Visuals such as charts and matrices can help practitioners base important decisions on objective, relevant criteria instead of subjective opinions.

Aline Silveira·June 5, 2020

plan.io

The big picture (strategy and company goals) needs to be crystal-clear before we start prioritizing and estimating features.

Few companies fail because of a lack of good ideas. But choosing the wrong idea? That can sink your ship faster than an iceberg on a dark night. In fact, according to CB Insights, the #1 reason startups fail is because they built the wrong thing and there’s no market need for it. But it’s not...

Aline Silveira·June 5, 2020

medium.com

Tips to design & write good design documentation, from the Dropbox team

Aline Silveira·June 5, 2020

zapier.com

When Perfect Is (and Isn’t) the Enemy of Good

It's human nature to seek perfection. I learned that lesson quickly as a product manager when I was tasked with guiding web development projects from first idea to formal launch. No one wants to release a product that's not perfect, right? So the company executives who funded the projects always...

Felipe Farias·June 5, 2020

joblib.readthedocs.io

Joblib: running Python functions as pipeline jobs:

Rebeca Sarai·June 4, 2020

orangematter.solarwinds.com

Why Percentiles Don’t Work the Way You Think:

Customers ask us for p99 (99th percentile) of metrics pretty frequently. We plan to add such a feature to Database Performance Monitor (DPM)(more on that later). But a lot of the time, when customers make this request, they have something very specific, and different, ...

Rebeca Sarai·June 4, 2020

invisionapp.com

How to build solid hypotheses to guide our design process:

Aline Silveira·June 3, 2020

interaction-design.org

A handy list of questions to be applied in user-feedback surveys, from IDF

User feedback surveys are a great tool for UX pros to find out what a wider-audience thinks of their product. Author/Copyright holder: Frits Ahlefeldt-Laurvig....

Aline Silveira·June 3, 2020

ceur-ws.org

Why feature-based roadmaps fail in rapidly changing markets

Aline Silveira·June 3, 2020

github.com

A framework for Engineering Career Ladders:

Rebeca Sarai·June 1, 2020

uxdesign.cc

Simple rules that will help you design forms users will like to complete

Caroline Ribeiro·June 1, 2020

untools.co

Collection of thinking tools and frameworks to help you solve problems, make decisions and understand systems.

Pedro Bacelar·May 29, 2020