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The document summarizes a presentation on building effective products. It stresses the importance of understanding user needs, defining solutions to address root problems, and communicating the value of products. It provides tips on using personas and journey mapping to understand users, getting early feedback through prototypes, and establishing a clear value proposition with a hero shot, pitch, and pillars before building products. The presenter emphasizes assuming users have no documentation and focusing on the core user journey to build the right solutions from the start.
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Overview
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- 1. June 3-5, 2014 | Berlin, Germany
- 3. Building the Right Thing Sherif Mansour, Principle Product Manager, Atlassian
- 4. Understand the problem Define the solution Tell your story
- 5. Define the solution Tell your story Understand the problem
- 8. The Homer
- 9. ! public class William extends Persona { private static final String jobTitle = "..." ...
- 12. 1 Focus roadmap & dev 2 Create better experiences 3 Improve marketing Modelled from interviews
- 17. Do you really understand why?
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- 19. MORE TESTING BROWSER SUPPORT NO DEFAULT VALUES NO HELP NEVER ANNOUNCED CLARIFY UI Now Later Not worth it
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- 22. Define the solution Tell your story Understand the problem
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- 39. fake it till you make it
- 40. SAVE $$$ fake it till you make it SAVE TIME RIGHT THING
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- 42. ` Understand the problem Define the solution Tell your story
- 43. ` Understand the problem Define the solution Tell your story
- 49. Hero shot One-line pitch Three pillars Build your box
- 50. What if I didn’t have any documentation?
- 54. Assume you don’t have release notes Even if you’ve got a flashy video of a good looking guy!
- 57. Build your box Hero shot, pitch and three pillars. Before you start. Assume no docs It changes how you build your solution.
- 58. ` Understand the problem Define the solution Tell your story
- 59. Understand the problem Define the solution Tell your story `