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Gen-AI design process: Rethinking the traditional approach for next-Gen UX

UX Planet

The Double Diamond model, popularized by the British Design Council in 2005, originates from a markedly different era in our history — when design thinking and digital paradigms were just beginning. This approach involves examining what current technology enables and figuring out how it can be utilized to achieve user outcomes.

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When You Should Not Listen to Your Customers

The Product Coalition

The second difficulty is that people often frame their needs as solutions. And due to the Einstellung effect , the chances are that the solution they request will be similar to existing solutions they have experienced , rather than the optimal solution for their situation.

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What 14 startup investors and advisors taught us about chasing (and finding) product-market fit

Mixpanel

There’s a reason, after all, that Y Combinator chose the slogan “make something people want” shortly after they were founded in 2005. For a SaaS company, he looks for things like “less than 2% monthly churn” (the flipside of retention), a “clear path to $100k MRR” (growth), and a “5% conversion rate from free to paid” (profitability).

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The Podcast Ecosystem in 2019 – a16z’s 68 page analysis (Guest essay by Li Jin)

Andrew Chen

In the world of podcasting, the flywheel is spinning: new technologies including AirPods, connected cars, and smart speakers have made it much easier for consumers to listen to audio content, which in turn creates more revenue and financial opportunity for creators, which further encourages high-quality audio content to flow into the space.

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The Podcast Ecosystem in 2019 – a16z’s 68 page analysis

Andrew Chen

In the world of podcasting, the flywheel is spinning: new technologies including AirPods, connected cars, and smart speakers have made it much easier for consumers to listen to audio content, which in turn creates more revenue and financial opportunity for creators, which further encourages high-quality audio content to flow into the space.