The hottest Feature Prioritization Substack posts right now

UX metrics are vital for making evidence-based UX decisions instead of relying on opinions and beliefs.
Using a combination of attitudinal and behavioral metrics can provide a comprehensive understanding of user experience.
The HEART framework - Happiness, Engagement, Adoption, Retention, and Task Success - offers a structured way to select and track UX metrics for data-driven decision-making.

Having a clear product vision is crucial for successful product planning and execution.
Cost and value estimates in product planning are often inaccurate, leading to unexpected outcomes.
Predicting the future in product planning is challenging due to human limitations and unforeseen events.

Focus on building features with high impact and easy implementation
Prioritize features by talking to users, creating a user journey map, setting goals, using a prioritization framework, and iterating
Iterate on features based on user feedback to improve and deliver value

Prioritize features for your SaaS by understanding user problems and strategic importance
Utilize the 9-step framework to decide what features to build efficiently
Focus on defining target segments, user problems, solutions, and benefits when building features

trydeepwork started as a personal project and has grown to help thousands of users daily. It's surprising how something initially just for one person became so useful for many.
The focus is on keeping the tool simple and improving existing features rather than adding unnecessary complexity. It's important to refine what already works well.
The new pricing model offers lifetime access for a one-time payment, making it affordable. Paying for it now means supporting ongoing improvements to the tool.

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