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Dealing with an Underperforming Development Team

Roman Pichler

A development team does a good job if the following three conditions are fulfilled: First, the group reliably meets the agreed sprint goals and delivers product increments that offer a great user experience and exhibit the desired software quality. This can make it challenging to help a development team improve.

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Digital Sustainability: A Growing Frontier in Software Development

The Product Coalition

Software development with sustainability in mind is a rising trend in digital spaces. I would like to thank Tremis Skeete, Executive Editor of Product Coalition, for his valuable contributions to this article's research, development, and writing. Let’s explore how and why this matters.

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How to Deliver a Better Product in Terms of Usability and User Experience?

Userpilot

If you’re a UX designer or product manager wondering how to deliver a better product in terms of usability and user experience, this is the article for you. Start improving user experience and usability with user research. How do usability and user experience differ? Let’s get right to it!

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Digital Product Experience: What Is It & How to Optimize It

Userpilot

This article provides a step-by-step process to elevate your product experience from “good enough” to “superb”. TL;DR Digital product experience encompasses all customer touchpoints and interactions with a digital product across its lifecycle. It’s also not the same as user experience. Book a demo to find out more.

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UX vs CX (User Experience vs Customer Experience): Explaining 4 Key Differences

Userpilot

UX deals with a user's interactions with specific aspects of your product, while CX is broader and covers all customer engagements with your brand. TL;DR The user experience (UX) is the sum of a user's thoughts, impressions, and feelings as they interact with specific aspects of your product.

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Product Dogfooding in Software Development: A Quick Guide (+Best Practices)

Userpilot

Thanks to dogfooding, companies increase their chances of delivering a positive user experience right off the bat. Start implementing a dogfooding program by recruiting users from across the organization, especially those not involved in the product development. What is product dogfooding? There’s more to that.

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Product Success and the User Experience: Three Reasons Why UX Must be a Priority

ProductPlan

Thankfully, the product development lifecycle doesn’t always have to exist in a pressure cooker. Therefore, executing an ambitious product roadmap with proper planning is not only possible but also an exciting experience. A successful product never sacrifices the user experience.