product management
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Solved: Did anyone actually think the McDonalds “product” post was good marketing?
A bad McDonalds ad and a database fire show why teams ship blind. Learn how silos cause disconnects and get 3 fixes to build better products. Continue reading
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Solved: Do attendees actually use networking features or just ignore them?
Is that ‘critical’ feature nobody uses a ghost? Learn how to identify and decommission unused services before they waste resources and cause productio Continue reading
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Solved: Building a memory layer for online shopping — consumer app, API product, or both?
Consumer app or public API for your memory layer? Learn to choose the right product strategy and manage tech debt with this guide to three approaches. Continue reading
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Solved: What’s the weirdest “feature request” you’ve ever gotten from a user?
When a user asks for a “server ding,” they’re revealing a deeper UX problem. Learn to diagnose the real issue behind weird feature requests. Continue reading
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Solved: The AI feature our customers requested most is the one they use least. What gives?
When customers ask for an AI feature but never use it, the problem isn’t the tech—it’s the workflow. Learn why “magic button” AI fails & how to fix it Continue reading
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Solved: Removed a feature that 340 people used. Got 6 angry emails. Best decision I made this year.
Killing a feature feels wrong, but it’s key for product health. Learn how to identify and remove costly, low-impact features without alienating users. Continue reading
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Solved: Said no to a $48K/year enterprise deal. Best decision of the quarter.
Walking away from a $48K/year enterprise deal was our best decision. Learn why saying ‘no’ to bespoke requests protects your architecture, roadmap, an Continue reading
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Solved: Why do so many apps use ✨ to represent AI? When did sparkles become the symbol for AI features?
The ✨ emoji is the new symbol for AI, but it causes chaos for engineers. Discover why this design trend started and how to bridge the product gap. Continue reading