How do you get inspiration for product design when it comes to designing a new product?
After gathering all the requirements and having great insights into users pinpoints, studied competitors, and market trends, How do you then get the inspiration for design layout before talking to your designer to translate all of this into an intuitive user experience
BILL Director Product Management • Apr 14
Inspiration depends on what we're building, but the worst thing we can do is only look at what competitors are doing. That's how you build a faster horse.At BILL, we pull...
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Nuvemshop Director, Product Growth | Formerly Superhuman, RD Station, IBM, Bosch • 10mo
Designing a new product is so cool, but also daunting cause it's just a... blank... canvas.Understand the user’s world: I believe inspiration begins with empathy. Try to ...
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The most successful products I've worked on – and especially 0 to 1 products – have come out of a close Product-Design relationship, from start to finish. Instead of feel...
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Bluevine Senior Director of Product Management | Formerly Xero, Practice Fusion • 10mo
Once I've gathered and documented a summary of user insights, market and competitive context, and product requirements, I focus on mapping out the key user workflows. Thi...
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Salesforce Director of Product Management, Tableau Next • 10mo
Even before visuals, clarify what experience needs to exist for the user to succeed.Write a “day in the life” narrative for your user, showing how they’ll use your produc...
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Figma Product, AI • 1y
It sounds like you're potentially looping your designer in too late. They should be there early to help you think through competitors, potential inspiration in the market...
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IBM Product Management • 9mo
I am not a product designer by trade, but do find in PM you need to understand what UX taste is and create compelling products to achieve your business outcomes. I find t...
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