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Iterative design - adapting your product roadmap based on user data
In the 21st century, iterative design is the name of the game.
Long gone are the days of traditional product development, where teams would have a product idea, build it, and then put it out into the world in the hopes it would sell.
Product teams now build and adapt their plans based on user data, feedback, and recommendations.
This means the development cycle for a product today is a series of little feedback loops. Each loop adds value, features, and removes errors to a constantly evolving product.
We use this style of development at Passion.io and we encourage our experts to do the same. We like to use a pancake as an example.
When you’re making pancakes the first one you flip is always a bit dodgy. It might not flip properly or get a bit burned, but that is ok, because you’ll improve your pancake making process for the second pancake.
The same principle applies to building anything. Get a working product, get feedback and data, then use that to improve it!
It’s what PassionFighter Keith Kern did with his second cohort of clients. After successfully taking his first group of students through their 6-week challenge he used the data and feedback he gathered from that process to improve his product moving forward.
Signup for our free training here: https://passion.io/scale
Guest Profile
Keith Kern is a California based PassionFighter who has built the app, Build Your Power (BYP). He is currently taking his second cohort of students through his 6-week challenge.
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In the 21st century, iterative design is the name of the game.
Long gone are the days of traditional product development, where teams would have a product idea, build it, and then put it out into the world in the hopes it would sell.
Product teams now build and adapt their plans based on user data, feedback, and recommendations.
This means the development cycle for a product today is a series of little feedback loops. Each loop adds value, features, and removes errors to a constantly evolving product.
We use this style of development at Passion.io and we encourage our experts to do the same. We like to use a pancake as an example.
When you’re making pancakes the first one you flip is always a bit dodgy. It might not flip properly or get a bit burned, but that is ok, because you’ll improve your pancake making process for the second pancake.
The same principle applies to building anything. Get a working product, get feedback and data, then use that to improve it!
It’s what PassionFighter Keith Kern did with his second cohort of clients. After successfully taking his first group of students through their 6-week challenge he used the data and feedback he gathered from that process to improve his product moving forward.
Signup for our free training here: https://passion.io/scale
Guest Profile
Keith Kern is a California based PassionFighter who has built the app, Build Your Power (BYP). He is currently taking his second cohort of students through his 6-week challenge.