We love transparency πŸ˜›. Free exchange of ideas, successes & failures is what drives humanity forward. Other companies might learn something from our failures and avoid them. Other people might get our ideas, improve them, and build something great. We try to share everything and build trust with our community, customers, and just curious people.

Here is the structure you will find inside with an explanation of every box and some real examples.

Regular cadence

We try to release weekly. Regular release cadence forces development team to adopt best software development practices and have the product in releasable state every day.

Early feedback

We try to get feedback on our ideas as early as possible. We share rough ideas, sketches, early prototypes and experimental features. We collect all possible feedback and connect it to features and insights. β†’ How we collect customers feedback

Small teams

We like small cross-functional teams of highly professional people. Our typical team for a Feature consists of 1-2 developers, 1 QA engineer, 1 designer and one Product Owner. We discovered that small teams are more efficient, do things faster and have less communication burden. The ideal team consists of a single person, but in reality you never have a person with all required skills (but we have Ihar!). The general rule is to have as few people as possible to implement a major feature.

Async development

We don't sync work across teams. We usually work on 5-10 features in parallel with minimum dependencies. Iterative development has its strengths, but we find it limiting for highly skilled professionals. β†’ Async Features implementation

Flexible software for your opinionated process

Opinionated tools dictate you how to work. You know how to work, so tool have to adapt for your process. Fibery is extremely flexible, un-opinionated software. But your processes are tailored for your context, your team, your market, your product. In Fibery you can build a very opinionated solution for your own process. Our process is based on strong believes, but it evolves based on new knowledge and company growth.

Check out other Product Management templates:

GIST Planning Template

Streamline your GIST planning with Fibery's template. Set Goals, Initiatives, Strategies, and Tactics to drive business growth efficiently.

Ideation

Improve your brainstorming with the Ideation & Brainstorming Template. Organize and collaborate on ideas to turn them into actionable plans.

Multiple Products Management

Streamline product development with Fibery's Product Management Template. Prioritize features, track progress, and collaborate seamlessly.

Now Next Later

Strategic framework that categorizes roadmap items into three time horizons: immediate (Now), near-term (Next), and future (Later)

SCAMPER Brainstorm

This template guides you through the seven SCAMPER techniques: Substitute, Combine, Adapt, Modify, Put to Another Use, Eliminate,and Reverse

Shape Up Method Template

Implement Shape Up with Fibery's template. Scope projects, set appetite, and track progress for effective product development.

Single Product Management

This template helps product teams streamline development by organizing epics, aligning them with product areas, and prioritizing features

SPADE framework

The SPADE decision-making framework is designed to streamline collaboration and accelerate the process of making tough choices.

Product Market Fit Template

Achieve product-market fit with Fibery's template. Validate your target market, gather feedback, and iterate to create a winning product.

WSJF

Prioritization model used in Agile and Lean product development to help decide the sequence in which to tackle features.

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