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Is Your Product Analytics Broken? How to Actually Act on the Data You Collect

Userpilot

He could identify which aisles get the most traffic, how long people linger at the magazine rack, and whether those “Try our new Krusty-O’s!” Customer behavior : Apu could go beyond simple sales data and analyze how customers move through his store. ” signs actually work.

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You’re Designing Websites WRONG! Here’s How to Fix It (with Examples)

UX Planet

Content or Blog/Media OutletWebsites Purpose: Content-driven websites like blogs, magazines, and news platforms aim to provide valuable information in an engagingway. Example Websites: Medium Smash Magazine 7. Content Organization: Well-structured courses and easily navigable modules improve the learning experience.

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Sometimes hard UI can be a blessing

UX Planet

Ray Gun magazine article layout by David Carson ( designboom.com ) Disfluent typography What do David Carson, Daniel Kahneman, and an in-house product designer have in common? I am not that sure anymore Maybe after all, the B2C use cases are more fitting due to users being more motivated.

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Let’s Talk About Faster Horses

The Product Coalition

Sounds like someone has been reading cruise industry magazines, right? But wait, it doesn’t stop there! In 2006, Henry Ford’s great-grandson said that the attribution to Ford was accurate. So which one is it? I’ll let you decide for yourself.

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How Buyers Sell Themselves, Product Usability & Revenue, and Two Types of Demos

Product Management University

The B2B Product Manager Magazine October 2017 is now available. In this issue we discuss the value of listening as one of the most overlooked sales skills, and the value of business conversations. We also examine product usability and its impact on revenue, plus sales demo tips.

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Product to Product: Atlassian’s Evan Michner on why PMs need to be great writers

Roadmunk

When you think about reading an article in a magazine you kind of have an introduction, you have the middle, and you’re in the suspenseful middle part and then you end with this conclusion. Can someone else digest this? Does this make sense? Is this the source of truth? Will we update this? Does the writing make sense?

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Multi Factor Authentication for Synthetic Monitoring for AVD

eG Innovations

The British Library have been incredibly transparent and published their in-depth analysis, many summary articles have been written such as – Third-Party Breach and Missing MFA Led to British Library Attack – Infosecurity Magazine. It is however worth reading the Library’s own full report, available here: bl.uk/home/british-library-cyber-incident-review-8-march-2024.pdf/.