Hi, I build stuff
I trust my thoughts so I write them down.
people new to design tend to confuse an idea for the expression of an idea. Ideas are easy, because they don't rely on specifics. Expressing ideas is incredibly difficult, because doing it well requires a deep understanding of the medium that is only possible by having worked in it, such as understanding which methods to use where, identifying subt... See more
Nick Punt • Learning Product Design
3/ Prioritize the most important features:
Create a list of features that fill the gaps you discovered above.
Your MVP will need to have these in order to truly solve the problem.
Prioritize them based on their potential impact and the resources required to implement them.
@thejustinwelshtwitter.comBut you can't imbibe empathy until you fully understand:
- The product
- What it does
- The problem it solves
- Whom it helps
- How your design or copy crystallizes the product and the solution with the message you're communicating
@chimammejetwitter.com
3/ Daily streaks
Today's #1 feature on @duolingo. There are over 6 million people on a streak of 7 days or more.
Streak is more than just a cool stat—it’s designed to keep users motivated and build a habit-forming loop.
It's a powerful retention gamified feature. https://t.co/lDk2bOtM0x
Take your 3–4 most solid ideas and start socializing! For each idea -
• Ask customers — would this work for you? Can you imagine using it? What’s missing?
• Ask sales/internal stakeholders — could you sell this? Does it make sense for our pitch?
• Ask executives — does this feel to you like it makes progress towards our goals?
• Ask support/CS — can yo
Emily Patterson • New Idea Innovation and Ideation for Product Managers
stakeholder management - #MOW isn't only about 'managing' it's about involving