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Reinventing our wheel: The vision behind Intercom’s new Messenger

Intercom, Inc.

This evolution always starts with one thing: a clear product vision. And, when products are in this phase, users can feel it: it’s the slow, clunky, dated experience you get when using previous-generation tech. Reinvention requires a product vision : a visual artifact that sets product direction over a longer term time horizon.

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Product Differentiation in SaaS: How to Make a Difference as a Product Manager

Userpilot

What’s product differentiation? What differentiation strategies can a product manager use to make the product stand out in a saturated market? Product differentiation is about highlighting the features of your product that make it stand out on the market. Mixed differentiation uses both objective and subjective criteria.

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UX Strategy: Step-By-Step Guide for SaaS Companies

Userpilot

Such a strategy helps the team put themselves in the shoes of the users, better understand their needs and pain points , and make the user experience consistently good at all stages of the user journey. A robust UX strategy is also a valuable differentiator helping you stand out in competitive markets.

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

ProductPlan

The pressure doesn’t let up even after you decide on your product strategy and communicate your vision on your roadmaps. 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.

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Embracing Design Early On: How Collaboration with UR/UX Supercharges Product Success

The Product Coalition

User, what user? I went right into vision development, then the market assessment, and zoomed ahead to answer how we would win. They bring unique skills to support, challenge, and refine your vision. Design as a discipline requires creativity, problem-solving, vision, and storytelling. I skipped ahead.

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Tips for Rewriting a Digital Product

Roman Pichler

While this approach works, I wastes the opportunity to innovate and create more value for the users and business. Wouldn’t it be great to make the product better, improve the user experience and add brand-new features? Take Microsoft Office as an example. If you find some, take the time to validate them.

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

Userpilot

Next, remember to keep your vision at the center of your product enhancements. Another helpful tactic to drive delight is to lean into differentiation : what do you do differently from the competition? Remember to continuously collect, synthesize and importantly act on user feedback. Focusing on a competitive differentiator.