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Product managers are from Mars, User Experience designers are from Venus: Learning how we can all get along

Product management

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A talk I gave on the intersection between user experience and product management at the London ProductTank meet-up in November 2010.

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Product managers are from Mars,User Experience designers are from Venus: Learning how we can all get along

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Digital Products

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Digital Product Managers

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Identity Crisis

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Business

Design Technology

ProductManager

Huge task ahead

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Product Designers

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Build better products

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Are we really designing products?

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We’re shifting to an experience economy where an experience is becoming the primary economic offering”

Joseph Pine

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Diff

eren

tiatio

n

Value

Commodity

Product

Service

Experience

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Service Industry

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More like movie making

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Domain Overlap

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2012, Eyes Wide Shut, or Toy Story?

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80% 8%Gulf of Execution

Companies Customers

The experience gap

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The gap between strategy and execution

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Great teams build great products

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10,000 hours

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Hiring UX

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How to get the best from your UX team

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Focus on Strategy not Tactics

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Bring in your UX person at the product definition phase

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Don’t just gather requirements

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Work with your UX team to set vision

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You’re not the designer

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Product  should not be subordinate to MarkeNng or IT

h5p://userexperienceproject.blogspot.com/2007/04/user‐experience‐wheel.html

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Need real power

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Design from the outside in

Your Team

Your Users

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Quality

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Create a culture of quality

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UX people are perfectionists

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Great products don’t just happen

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The myth of best practice

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Cargo Cult Thinking

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Don’t copy Amazon

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Featuritis

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Use

r Hap

pine

ss

Number of features

It doesn’t even have the basics

This product does everything I want

I can’t do the one thing I bought it for

I need to check the manual

This is really tricky

Good, but I wish this did more

Wow, this is really easy to use

Min

imum

Via

ble

prod

uct

Swee

t spo

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Feature curve

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As product managers you’re responsible for the UX of the product

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How much UX knowledge do you need?

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Alan CooperAuthor, About Face & The

Inmates Are Running the

Asylum

Kate RutterExperience Designer,

Adaptive Path

Lou RosenfeldAuthor, Information

Architecture for the World

Wide Web

Sunni BrownAuthor, Gamestorming:

A Playbook for Rule-

breakers, Innovators and

Changemakers

Kim GoodwinAuthor, Designing for the

Digital Age

Robert FabricantCreative Director, Frog

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Current trends in UX

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Guerrilla UX

Undercover UX

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Content strategy

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Analytics and A/B testing

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Psychology and persuasion

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The mobile experience

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