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Data Models vs. UX Design: When User Needs Get Lost in Translation

Data models and UX design don’t always play nice. When applications are built around rigid data structures instead of user needs, the result can be a frustrating experience that leaves users lost in endless clicks. Discover how misaligned priorities in data-driven design can create UX bottlenecks—and what can be done to bridge the gap.

Improving UX: Avoiding Micro Friction in Forms

Micro-friction in UX is everywhere. My recent experience with Airbnb.

Blue Ocean Strategy Book Summary

Book notes and study guide for a classic in new product go to market strategy.

Essential Guide to Software Product Management

Explore the multifaceted role of a software product manager, Learn what it takes to excel in this dynamic career.

A World Without Email Book Summary & Study Guide

Escape inbox overload. Learn how the hyperactive hive mind workflow cripples productivity and find strategies for efficient, focused work in the digital age.

Inspired Book Summary & Study Guide

Explore the essence of Marty Cagan's 'Inspired' in this book summary. Discover key insights on product management strategies for crafting exceptional products.

Crossing the Chasm Book Summary

Book notes and study guide for a classic in new product go to market strategy.

Coaching vs. Directing: Mastering Leadership as Head of Product

Explore the balance between coaching and directing to empower your team and enhance product management. Learn key strategies for effective leadership.

The Principles of Product Development Flow Book Notes

Using ideas from lean manufacturing, transportation, telecom, computer systems and military doctring this book will change thinking on product development.