Even when designing a restroom experience we should be considering how different people will use it and design to be as inclusive as possible. This will create a great experience as opposed to a number 2.
#inclusion#accessibility#productmanagement#customerexperience
Restroom product management? Yes restroom product management.
Imagine you need to determine between red and green to see if a stall is occupied. Now imagine you can't tell the different.
As someone who is color blind this is an issue I run into all too often.
When I pull on a handle and it's locked it's embarrassing to me and awkward/fear inducing for the person in the stall. This is a, yeah I will say it, crappy experience.
@gokulr I agree. I have long believed the quote isn't about being compulsive. It's about being willing to take action even if it's deliberate and thought out. It seems to me many today don't even want to consider action.
Often we hear about renewable resources and yet we are forced to empty full reusable water bottles at airport, stadiums, theme parks unless you bring in a closed single use water bottle bc "security" and no one says anything. How much water do we waste every year bc of this? ๐ค
If you used to work for Twitter are you now an "ex-x employee"?
If your former bf/gf no longer works there are they an "ex ex-x"?
I'm sure I'm the 10000 person to make those jokes and I don't care
So, by embracing data-driven decision making, taking calculated risks, and using A/B testing to optimize our products, we can build winning teams and deliver amazing products that our customers will love.
#productmanagement#abtesting#experimentation#innovation
3. A/B testing: Beane used A/B testing to experiment with different strategies. As PMs, we can use A/B testing to optimize our products and ensure that we're delivering the best possible experience for our customers.