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Common Product Vision Board Mistakes

Roman Pichler

This article assumes that you are familiar with the product vision board or the key elements of a product strategy : market, value proposition, standout features, and business goals. The overall example I use to illustrate the mistakes is a healthy eating app that helps its users improve their eating habits and live more healthily.

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Product in Practice: Getting Started with Opportunity Solution Trees at SuperAwesome

Product Talk

Chris shared the story of how he introduced the opportunity solution tree to several teams at his company and a few of the iterations that helped make the tree an indispensable tool at SuperAwesome. He works at SuperAwesome, a UK-based company that develops tools and services to make the internet safer for kids. Tweet This.

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Product Vision: Speak Language People Will Understand

The Product Coalition

It’ll describe some points divided as follows: Setting the product vision Getting people onboard (stakeholder management) to make it happen How to talk with other areas to get to this vision Why is setting a Product Vision important? Alice Product Manager”- Without Product Vision, any direction will be taken.

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14 tips to help you run a successful product design workshop

Intercom, Inc.

When we want to discuss problems, imagine new ideas, and brainstorm solutions, it’s best to bring people together – whether in person or virtually. Too often, a discussion can become unfocused, brainstormed solutions end up scattered and lacking direction, or the session devolves into a competition of who can assert their ideas louder.

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Why is the Minimum Delightful Product The Way To Go When Building Software Products

Userpilot

In this article, we’re going to break down the concepts behind this exciting new concept and specifically focus on how you can implement key lessons in your own SaaS. Start with comprehensive user research to thoroughly understand your customers’ needs. Do user research to understand your customer’s pain points.

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How To Build a Customer-Facing Roadmap That Communicates Your Product Vision

ProductPlan

This vision holds true with our own organization as well. It is a very meta experience to build the ProductPlan platform as a go-to central hub for everything product management-related. Through this exercise, we have uncovered helpful best practices and tips for creating your own customer-facing roadmap.

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461: Customer use cases to guide product design – with Lilac Muller, PhD

Product Innovation Educators

First, I do internet research. I go out into the field with customers and see what solutions they’re using today and what problems they’re facing. It was a technological marvel. You’re asking a consumer to change how they do something and use a solution the didn’t even realized they needed.