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Do Products Drive Data or Does Data Drive the Product?

Ever since the rise of data management, big data, and data-driven decisions, product teams have relied on tools and systems that help collect this data and analyze it for better products. But where does this data come from? Even if we answer this question, it leads to another: What data exactly is actually needed to make better decisions at each stage of the product life cycle, from acquisition to retention to expansion? In this article, we set out to extract only the best metrics you need to measure (and how you can calculate them) to get the most out of product management.

Discovery and Solutioning Workshop for User-Centric Training Documentation

Sami Rehman

In product development, how easy your product is to use plays is just as important as the product itself. Despite that, most companies won’t focus on the training and support documentation as much as they should, often relying on traditional waterfall approaches that result in avoidable costs, particularly time lags. In this eGuide, you’ll find an agile way to create user-centric training documentation right alongside product development instead of at the end. Through a 3 to 3.5-hour workshop, you can align all stakeholders for the initial and critical stages of Discovery and Solutioning, which will lay the foundation for the quality of your documentation.

Minimum Viable Security: Balancing Product Security and Usability

Sami Rehman

One of the things that dictates what product managers do is to maintain and upkeep product usability. But what do you do when this happens at the expense of product security — or vice versa? The real win for any enterprise-ready product is where product security is adequately balanced against product usability — both integral components of a product and each with its own proponents. Fortunately, with innovative technologies, this balance — the Minimum Viable Secure Product — is within reach. Read what security measures should and shouldn’t be taken, what happens when either side is compromised, and how a healthy balance between the two can be reached.

Design Thinking Workshops: Choosing the Right One For Your Team

Sami Rehman

When it comes to collaborating and aligning every stakeholder involved in a project, traditional ways are simply not of enough value. That’s where Design Thinking Workshops come in and save the day. The design thinking approach of ideating for the user experience offers a blend of creative tools and methods to align everyone on the team, the client, and all stakeholders on the project and craft the best solutions within a few hours instead of weeks. In this article, we dive into several design thinking workshops designed for distinct situations. It’s up to you to decide the best one for you and your team.

Is the Minimum Viable Product Irrelevant?

Ghazmir Mansur

The Minimum Viable Product approach of building products has always revolved around the features and functionality of your product – and that’s its biggest setback in today’s digital age. Despite being so widely adopted, product companies are learning that the MVP falls short of catering to the single most important expectation customers have from digital products: the user experience. In this article, we discuss why the MVP approach isn’t cutting it anymore, and why there’s a need to shift focus from building a minimum viable PRODUCT to creating a minimum viable EXPERIENCE.

User-centric Training Documentation For Effective Digital Onboarding

Sami Rehman

In product development, ignoring the digital customer onboarding process makes it just as easy for customers to ignore your product and walk away. And while most companies will claim they spend time to create training documentation and support for the digital customer onboarding process, they often go at it with a waterfall approach that, in addition to losing time by causing delays, costs them a lot more. So, as a digital onboarding solution, we’ve revealed our 5-step approach to creating user-centric documentation that is accessible, easy to understand, and developed in an agile manner to best serve the customers’ needs.

GraphQL- The Quick Starter Guide

Adil Sikandar

Developers may have heard of GraphQL, but traditionally, it’s been a long-standing practice to use REST when it comes to building APIs. While REST has been widely used, the pace at which GraphQL is being adopted by people and businesses is telling of the benefits of GraphQL over REST and how this powerful technology solves the biggest shortcomings of traditional API models. In this quick starter guide, you’ll learn how GraphQL works, what is a GraphQL API, and how you can get started with using GraphQL right away.

Explore the Neglected Side of Agile

Hamza Qamar

For any organization, the effort to implement and adopt an Agile Transformation Strategy across the company relies on three main elements: the processes, technology, and people. And while all three are crucial in their own right, perhaps the one that can contribute majorly towards ensuring that your agile strategy is sustainable, the People working at the organization, is the most neglected by businesses. How does ignoring your People impact your company, and what are the behavioral elements to consider while adopting Agile? This article will address exactly these questions about the softer side of Agile.

Unlock the Hidden Features of Bootstrap 5 (and How To Use Them)

Yasir Farooq

The latest version of Bootstrap, Bootstrap 5, has rolled out a lot of new features for frontend developers. These new, custom Bootstrap 5 features offer a range of utilities in the way of accessibility compliance, automation, and an overall improvement to the development process. While developers and designers alike are very pleased with what’s new in Bootstrap 5, some of the best Bootstrap 5 utilities are those that aren’t properly explored and used yet, because they’re somewhat hidden in the background. In this article, we bring forth these features and shed light on them, revealing exactly how you can use them.

Design Ops Series: Improved Designer and Stakeholder Collaboration

Haseeb Danyal

As with any project, a lot goes into not just designing and developing UI designs, but getting them approved by all stakeholders as well. If there’s any hope to reduce the time lags and frustration that this whole process can create for designers, it’s in DesignOps, which not only improves collaboration between designer and stakeholders, but also makes the whole experience frictionless.

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