This week, I’ve dived into everything from the essentials of logo terminology to the early design insights of Spotify. I’ve explored the core product design principles that balance innovation with user behavior, examined how data shapes the financial services landscape, and even looked at the strategic shift from “Product First” to “Product Last”. Plus, don’t miss the discussion on Kim Mulkey’s reaction to a critical profile – it’s quite the read!
- Logo vs icon vs symbol: all the logo terms you need to know: End your confusion with our guide to logo terminology.
- (20) Aakash Gupta on X: “Spotify’s initial design: a great example of a functional wireframe Very useful skill for 0 to 1 PMs Image: @rsms via @JonErlichman https://t.co/L36igQ8xqs” / X: Spotify’s initial design: a great example of a functional wireframe
- 10 Core Product Design Principles: Understanding how people think and behave can help you craft experiences that guide users toward desired actions. Balance innovation with familiarity. While innovation is crucial, too much deviation…
- Putting Data in a Corner: LLMs and Financial Services Data: 3 financial service giants cornered the market on data at the dawn of the digital age. What can founders learn from them?
- Shift From “Product First” to “Product Last”: Once upon a time, “product first” was supposed to be about how to best deliver products and features to best serve customers. After all, if we’re not serving customers well, what are we doing? We…
- Kim Mulkey, a tough coach, overreacts to a critical profile: Washington Post reporter Kent Babb’s hotly anticipated profile was full of standard, thorough reporting — hardly the ‘hit piece’ Mulkey had described