The success of your product in the marketplace depends on user trust. The higher the trust, the more likely your customers are to choose you.

Standardized, repeatable processes can greatly simplify your role as a project manager. One way to implement these processes is through the use of templates.

HEART differentiates itself by focusing on the user experience and encouraging you to gauge whether your product responds to user demands.

How you charge your users is as crucial as what you charge for and how much you charge. Discovering the sweet spot is essential to building a healthy monetization model for your use cases.

Conversion funnel mapping is an effective method for identifying the strengths and weaknesses of your product. To truly unleash its potential, you need to adjust your funnel based on the insights you uncover along the way.

The optimal pricing model is when the price increases or decreases corresponding to the value the user receives from the product.

In this guide, we’ll define what acceptance criteria are, how to write them effectively for your user stories, the role of acceptance criteria in agile methodologies, and more.

Cross-functional UX designers are often referred to as T-shaped product designers. Let’s look at who they are and how to become one.

Max-diff surveys can assist you in crafting superior pricing strategies by addressing the most vital pricing question: what should you even charge for?

Organizing the discovery process might seem like an impossible task. But an opportunity solutions tree might help. Here’s how.

A monetization model shows how you capture value from your customers and what tradeoffs you make while doing so.

Whether you make your users feel truly included can make an enormous difference in your user engagement and business results.