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Designing for the Immersive World: A UX Designer’s Guide to AR, VR, and XR

UX Planet

As technology moves beyond flat screens into 3D spaces, designers face a new challenge: creating experiences that users don’t just see, but step into. An immersive world is a digital or mixed space that surrounds the user and feels real. Comfort Zone The area around the user that feels natural and easy to interact within.

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Guide to Choosing the Best Customer Education Platform for SaaS

Userpilot

When it comes to choosing a customer education platform, there are so many options to pick from. Self-service , intuitive design, and customization used to be key requirements but today most tools have these, so it’s easy to get lost in the ocean of options. What is customer education? More loyal customers.

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11 Product Strategy Examples For SaaS

Userpilot

A well-defined product strategy contains four key elements – the product vision , target customers , goals , and product initiatives. To create an effective product strategy, you must first study the market to understand your target users and make sense of market trends. There are 11 main product strategy examples in SaaS today.

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Solving the 12 Most Common Customer Problems [Guide]

Userpilot

A surefire way to improve engagement and retention is to focus on solving customer problems. Think about it – what would you do if you needed help but all you got was an incredibly unhelpful customer service agent? That’s what this guide is for, outlining frequent customer service issues and their solutions.

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Creating a Product Launch Training Program

ProductPlan

But unlike the ghosts of baseball players, your customers aren’t going to show up just because your product exists. Getting the attention of prospects and customers alike takes a full-scale effort. So, the main attraction must be on which pain points the product solves and the specific ways customers will benefit.

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Creating a Product Launch Training Program

ProductPlan

But unlike the ghosts of baseball players, your customers aren’t going to show up just because your product exists. Getting the attention of prospects and customers alike takes a full-scale effort. So, the main attraction must be on which pain points the product solves and the specific ways customers will benefit.

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Don’t Ask a PM: What’s a typical day as a product manager?

The Product Coalition

Since I started my full time career, I’ve been able to attend a number of these meetups, where both current and aspiring PMs meet together to share knowledge and insights. Marketing (product, social, brand, communications, etc.) Services (customer support, training, etc.) Finance (pricing, revenue, etc.)