Product Feature Exercises
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Brand
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Provide a search input
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Guide users to your best content
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Why a “feature factory” approach doesn't work
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Add on-point visuals
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Put some effort into the copy
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Make users crack a smile
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Represent your brand
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Avoid clutter
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Explain what happened
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Don't go overboard
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Make the CTA stand out
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Integrate interactivity
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RICE prioritization
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ICE prioritization
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Priority poker
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Buy-a-feature prioritization
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Jastrow Illusion
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Co-create OST with customers
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Munker-White Illusion
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Müller-Lyer Illusion
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Testing product features effectively
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Ebbinghaus Illusion
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Shepard Tables
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Understanding feature stickiness
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Mach Bands
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Lilac Chaser Illusion
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Watercolor Illusion
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Poggendorff Illusion
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Ponzo Illusion
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Reframing UI decisions as goal-driven choices
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Feature comparison matrices
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The real cost of feature factories
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Recognizing the feature factory warning signs
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Characteristics of strong and weak value propositions
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Identifying and eliminating feature creep
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Avoiding common mistakes in problem framing
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Understanding why problem definition matters
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Competitive advantage in strategy
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Why features alone don’t define success
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Feature sunset communication
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Climate-positive features
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Feature flag ethics
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