Product catastrophe: The top four scenarios and how to deal with them
The four major reasons for catastrophe. Up the proverbial creek? Let me pass you a paddle.
Writings on product management, product design psychology, user experience and jobs to be done (JTBD).
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The four major reasons for catastrophe. Up the proverbial creek? Let me pass you a paddle.
A series of articles debunking some common myths.
Work with me and you get to hang out with my dog
I’ve spent most of the last 15 years either conducting or commissioning UX and digital product research so it’s time I share my experience of JTBD research in an enterprise business to business (B2B) world.
The smartest ecommerce person I’ve ever met taught me about the Twix.
A basic template offering three ways to show a product release plan. Ideal for sharing high level plans, user and business benefits to senior stakeholders.
Us product people have to walk the fine line between the two.
I asked on Twitter where to find persona photos. Here’s what came back.
Twenty eighteen has felt like a tough year for me. It’s only in looking back that I realise actually it went pretty well. My time has been squeezed more than ever before. A toddler running around, lots of interesting client work and working something new (more on that later) has left little time for reflection so its New Year’s Eve, time to reflect.
A series of three articles on designing better digital products across the full user lifecycle.