| When I use an app, and something related to its functionalities or UI/UX stands out or doesn’t make sense, I wonder why the product manager decided to build or design the app a certain way. And I’ll ask myself what I’d do if I were in their position. These conversations have always happened in my head. But it’s best to note them down so that it gives me a chance to understand other people’s perspectives and, in a way, expand my learning. Here it goes — my humble attempt to create the Product decisions category on my blog. If you have a different take on some of my opinions, please add a comment. 🙂 |
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