The Product Shipping Forecast

By: Rosie Watson & Robert Whitfield
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  • On The Product Shipping Forecast, Rosie and Rob help you navigate the treacherous waters of product development. In each episode, they share their thoughts and experiences on working in product teams, collaborating with others, and discussing hot topics, so you’ll feel less adrift.
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Episodes
  • The Product Shipping Forecast #4: All Features Small But Mighty

    The Product Shipping Forecast #4: All Features Small But Mighty
    Sep 5 2024

    Working on a product for any length of time will reveal all the little feature requests and improvements that could delight users, but they very rarely get prioritized over other work. In this episode, Rosie and Rob talk about how their team embraced Small but Mighty features alongside their larger product work and what they’ve learned along the way. What makes a good Small but Mighty feature? Can a feature get too big? And how might other teams adopt this practice?
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    37 mins
  • The Product Shipping Forecast #3: We’re Asking The Questions Here

    The Product Shipping Forecast #3: We’re Asking The Questions Here
    Aug 8 2024

    A solid user research practice is the basis for many of the great products we use everyday, but it sometimes feels like an uphill battle just to get time for usability testing. How can you better advocate for research in your company? What can you do to make research a regular part of the process? Rosie and Rob have the key insights on episode three of The Product Shipping Forecast.
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    52 mins
  • The Product Shipping Forecast #2: Fifty Shades of Subtly Different Greys

    The Product Shipping Forecast #2: Fifty Shades of Subtly Different Greys
    Jul 4 2024

    In an ideal world, QA should be a simple step to check the quality and functionality of what a team is about to ship. Yet, all too often, it’s a grab bag of compromises, disappointments, and UX polish tickets that will be left to linger in developer backlogs like unwanted house guests. How did it get this way, and how can you make QA a little less painful?
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    49 mins

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