Frogslayer was recently listed in Forrester's Now Tech: Modern Application Development Services report. We recommend this report for decision-makers wanting to understand what value they can expect from software development providers. bit.ly/3qTI8KB

Speaking of voting, how does *your* product team decide which features make the cut? Here's what you can do: itproportal.com/features/dont-… #productmanagement #productdesign

What does innovation actually mean? Often, people think innovation has to radically change a market or industry. However, most innovation isn't radical at all. Alex Tapper shares his 3 step strategy driving innovation that creates long-term value. bit.ly/3xiSR5j

When I brought up that the ideas of "desirability, viability, and feasibility" should be maintained into delivery, people said they were too high-level concepts - but I disagree. These ideas *must* cascade down to delivery, or teams won't be working towards valuable outcomes. 🧵

What a fitting memorial for a kind, brilliant, and generous man. I knew Dr Satyro far too briefly.

I’m partial to Green Grape Tim.

I’m starting on Dan Brown (he/him) 👓’s book Practical Design Discovery. Just a few words in and I get to “Discovery is an attitude”. Perfect—tell me more! #uxdesign #design

"Surprise" product announcements can generate buzz and keep your competition guessing. But that doesn't mean that you should design your product without user involvement. How can you keep your users involved and the element of surprise? bit.ly/3fxtzJQ

Want to do a surprise software product launch? 🤫 Tim Scott, Head of Product Strategy + Design at Frogslayer, shares 3 ways for it to suceed without a hitch: bit.ly/3e56Lkb #customsoftware #tech #midmarket #biz #strategy #ux

How can legal professionals serve their clients better with digital innovation? Tim Scott, Frogslayer's Head of Product Strategy + Design shares 3 ways: bit.ly/3SKGQfX #legaltech #dx #innovation

Who should I be following that's a former UX designer now working as a learning experience designer or instructional designer?

Growing up, our family spent time outdoors while camping and hiking. I never thought that the skills I learned then would come in handy during my professional career. What past experiences have you had that prepared you for unusual or novel work? #ux #userresearch

A doctor just told me that my handwriting is beautiful. Yup, that means what you think it means.

1/ Here are ten mistakes I made as an early manager. When I fixed these behaviors, my career took off. Even more personally rewarding, so did many of those working for me. 👇

When designing a software product, it can be tempting to add as many features as possible. However, too many features can actually hinder your product's success. Tim Scott explains how to create a more valuable product for your users: bit.ly/41qZHRW

Welp, some guy with the same name announces his candidacy for president. R.I.P. my twitter inbox.

Here’s my platform: Let’s design software that solves real problems, for real people. How do you do that? By listening to people.

Heard on a product demo presentation: “I’m bad at public math”. I feel ya, bud.

Creative freedom is important, but some of the best ideas happen when we restrict ourselves. Imagine a workshop where you can only say five words at a time. Think of how putting restrictions on your team could help them think more creatively. —Pip Decks

#config2024 day 2 is about to start!