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The product management of a design system

UX Collective

Autodesk Shotgun UI, circa 2018 One of the most rewarding experiences I’ve had during my time as a Product Manager at Autodesk has been in building out and deploying a design system. Because the design system was new, updates would often include breaking changes, and that created more work for consumers.

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Top 9 Best No-Code Marketplace Builders

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Top 9 Best No-Code Marketplace Builders The process of marketplace development has changed dramatically in the last few years with the help of no-code marketplace builders, empowering non-technical aspirants to build, test, and launch a myriad of marketplaces without writing a single line of code.

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The 5 questions I get the most about becoming a product manager

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Q&A about becoming a product manager that will help you find great roles, build your skills, and ask the questions you need Photo by Canva Studio A few years back, I realized that the questions I was getting about my path to becoming a leader in product were ringing a similar tune. I love this question.

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The next era of design is intent-driven

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Jack Menzel, former Product Management Director atGoogle. The Traditional WayA Maze of Clicks: Imagine youre a product manager trying to understand user behavior. unify coding tasks into a seamless interface. Vercel provides live deploy previews within the coding environment.

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Features shouldn’t feel like features

UX Collective

Both of these are features, of coursea product manager prioritized solving a pain point , a designer conceptualized the idea, an engineer built the functionality into thetool. And both solve the need (to add images to atask).

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Hype-driven CEOs: when innovation misses the point

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I want to introduce practical and accessible exercises, especially for those who have never written a single line of code. The goal is to help them interpret technical discussions, challenge trends, and identify real solutionsinstead of slapping the word GPT onto a product as if it were a silverbullet. Gamification Google News Badges.

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A product design process for the real world

UX Collective

Product designers have never had so many tools and techniques at our disposal to help us do our job. Research, journey maps, Figma, code, Keynote, data analysis… the list is huge and keeps growing. Design reviews: Regular reviews with other designers, your product team (product managers, engineers, QA, etc.),