This week we look at how Miro stay aligned as they double in size, how to turn research data into problem statements and introducing Astro, the latest frontend framework.
Enabling the Team
Google's 7-Step Process to Delegating Tasks That Any Manager Can Use by Michael Schneider
Discuss the scope, the desired outcome, how this impacts on the business, solicit questions, listen to comments, and be encouraging.
How Systems Thinking Can Simplify Your Life by Thomas Oppong
We all look for the quick fix, but long term gain is all about creating systems to enforce repeatable small steps that lead to the big picture.
Product Vision
Want to Be a World-Class Problem Solver? The Trick Is to Embrace the Subtraction Habit by Jeff Haden
By nature we default to additive measures to fix things. But often subtracting is a better way because rarely does complexity lead to better results.
Farbod discusses the Product Alignment Document they use at Miro to align on opportunities, solutions and results.
Continuous Research
How To Funnel User Feedback Into Problem Statements by Zandre Coetzer
User Research can come from different directions. Zandre talks through how to funnel the information by bringing it back to the main problem statements.
Making Tables Work: How Good UX Helps Users Make Complex Decisions by Ceara Crawshaw
Learn Ceara's top 5 practices on ensuring your tables allow users to digest information efficiently and effectively.
Ideate & Design
How To Make A Great Onboarding Process For New Product Designers by Edward Chechique
Growing your team? Edward provides us a checklist to ensure a smooth onboarding process for your product designers.
A Complete Guide To Executing A Great Design To Development Handoff by Edward Chechique
Edward breaks down the handover from designer to developer into 4 distinct parts to help ensure a smooth and clear understanding.
Architect & Build
How we use Web Components at GitHub by Kristján Oddsson
Components start in the monolith and once stable are extracted to zero-dependency open source components.
Introducing Astro: Ship Less JavaScript by Fred K. Schott
After years of large JavaScript frameworks Astro goes in the opposite direction - minimising JS through partial hydration. Big performance win!
