Overfitting in product design [10/100]
Why you shouldn't read all the feedback before designing a complex feature.
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100 posts about products
Here are 100 posts about product development and product management. For this challenge we take a weekly cadence, so you can expect a new post every (other) week. Let’s go.
CEO as a Customer Success specialist [9/100]
I spent two weeks in a customer support role, participated in 170 intercom chats, and survived.
Write a product changelog [8/100]
Why products changelogs are cool to have + some practices how to write them.
r/K selection theory and product development [7/100]
How to apply selection theory to new products development and new features.
Genotype and Phenotype of software products [6/100]
How Genotype and Phenotype concept helps to build flexible products.
How to start Features [5/100]
Every product manager loves new features. Feature start is not as easy as it looks. Let's dive into it and explore some best practices.
How to handle small features & bugs in a product development [4/100]
Product managers tend to focus on large cool features, but small features, improvements, and bugs are also important. This article describes various approaches to handle small things well.
🍀 'Green grass' products [3/100]
How to balance between dynamic and static quality, and amplify new knowledge exploration in a new product development.
Sync vs. async processes in product development [2/100]
Sync processes for product planning, dependencies management and vision sharing are easier to run, but async processes are more performant. How to choose?
Software products degradation [1/100]
Software products get destroyed by 'More features' race, technical debt, technological progress and market changes. This post explores ways how product managers can keep products alive.