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Where does Production fit within the Design Cycle

UX Planet

It essentially is a position that is still deeply associated with Print Design, but that has grown to encompass what I witnessed in other organizations as a role whose responsibilities include deliverability of multiple artifacts that are typically required for various user stories to be executed by development teams.

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8 Essential Steps to Streamline Your Feedback Process

Usersnap

Feedback is a critical component of any successful project, whether you’re developing a product, crafting a marketing campaign, or refining a service. A well-structured feedback process ensures that input is gathered effectively, processed efficiently, and implemented in a way that improves the final outcome.

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How to Collect Qualitative Feedback in SaaS

Userpilot

Are you thinking about using qualitative feedback to gauge the success of your SaaS business? While some product managers focus solely on quantitative data, one can argue that qualitative data is just as important because it reveals what customers feel about a SaaS product. Looking to collect and analyze feedback?

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Everything You Need to Know About Creating User Personas for Enterprise Applications

UX Planet

Understanding the diverse needs of your potential users. Imagine there are ten different types of users who will interact with your product, each with unique goals and ways of using the interface. UX User personas are like detailed maps that guide the development of a product to meet specific user needs.

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The Differences, Pros and Cons Between Waterfall and Agile Methodologies

The Product Coalition

Software project managers deal with long product development cycles and keep changing priorities that disrupt the custom software development process. As a result, a finished software product doesn’t meet customers’ requirements and expectations. It often makes testing stages of products or changing other alternatives impossible.

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Product Lifecycle, Understanding and Alienating Users

UX Planet

I remembered what prompted those discussions and how those decisions were (and are) communicated to loyal users (hi Adobe, remember all the users who love XD and now have to jump to Figma). And the role design plays in informing those decisions and interacting in a constructive manner with clients/users.

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Building an Efficient Release Management Process

Split

This spans planning, development, testing, approval, deployment, release, and post-implementation support. With established release review procedures, code progresses to staging and production only after passing predefined quality checks and acceptance tests. What is the Release Management Process Flow?