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I definitely base way too many of my life decisions and opinions on Position Zero on search results (or SERP).

Absolutely this! 👉 "Continuous customer interviewing and *intellectually honest experimentation* is this decade’s biggest game-changer." . Great post by @RichMironov on "#Product Waste and The ROI of Discovery" #appdevelopment.

It's telling that an "#agile, fail-fast culture" is over-represented (40%) in "Digital Leaders" (vs only 28% among "the rest") in this @EY_Parthenon Research into successful #DigitalTransformation acceleration. A Product-first focus also stands out:

"Continuous #product discovery" is a very effective way to be user-centred while reaching business goals, but it can be hard to execute on. This @larobby post explains really well how to integrate this methodology into your workflow in 3 simple steps: #HCD

Hit the nail on the head: “Because #agile allows companies to deliver #products consistently and with greater flexibility, businesses engaged in product development should embrace agile throughout their entire organization.” - via @EntMagazine.

Putting a *#Product* focus at the top table and at the centre of strategy is totally the way forward because - as this @thenextweb post explains - "success is measured in user engagement, customer happiness, and product adoption." #UX #CPO.

@cmswire What would be fascinating is something that has measured the impact of some of these principles on us. Does anyone have any data on that?.

Interesting deep dive into the psychological principles of #uxdesign that drive app/site stickiness, incl. "The Zeigarnik Effect", Hick’s Law and Serial Positioning: - via @cmswire.

Totally recommend these 3 #DigitalTransformation success factors from @pschroer: - along with "Bottom-up" and "fail forward":. 1. Be employee-driven.2. Have a clear understanding of the symptoms.3. Utilize incremental change to drive massive change.

Really helpful for product-first designers: "Five product-analysis approaches for better decision-making and roadmapping" by @mickey_alon to help you inform and back your #product decisions: - via @uxmatters.

Must-read on #InclusiveUX & developing more-inclusive #Software (via @HarvardBiz). Agree with @_fookay that it's: "a shared responsibility, all #developers have to leverage others’ knowledge to grow their understanding/ manifestation of accessibility."

"Product creators should stop measuring apps' success in the number of hours people spend in apps and get back to #digital #design roots: making tech humane." . Well said @101babich! Totally approve of making Product Design more mindful of user #wellbeing!

Useful questions for a failed #product post-mortem - via @GregCott 1. Was it the product, the timing. or both?.2. Were we actually solving a problem?.3. Was it a steep learning curve?.4. Were There collaborative breakdowns?.5. Can We Still Gain Anything?.

Good points @jackjaykelly BUT IMO the best way to boost team morale (not just Developer) is to adopt a product-first #culture: More autonomy to solve customer problems & work together on the best solution = Job-satisfaction AND better product outcomes.

Useful set of questions here for user-focused researchers and product leaders to use to fold #inclusion into the product management process: #InclusiveDesign - via @FortuneMagazine.

Must-read why/how/what guide to #InclusiveDesign best-practice for every business owner and content creator - via @Moz - incl. helpful tips on how to monitor #inclusivity in your products and how to eliminate unconscious biases in your product planning:

A key part of #UCD is a contextual framework: "observing people, or users, interacting and engaging with a design in their contextual environment" - good @EntMagazine primer here via @paunovic on how that can be done - both in product #design AND testing:

"We’ve been better aligned with the business, and have seen faster implementations and less rework.” Good case study here: @Hyland found that "restructuring IT into #product- or process-aligned teams" delivers streamlining and agility in IT. via @CIOonline.