Product Frameworks
Discover the different frameworks that product people use in the most successful companies around the world.
Discover the different frameworks that product people use in the most successful companies around the world.
The 5 Whys method allows you to uncover the root cause of a problem by simply asking "Why" five times.
A customer-centric approach for creating exceptional experiences that exceed customer expectations.
A way of thinking about your product roadmap over three timelines: the next 6 years, next 6 months, and next 6 weeks.
An acronym for a set of five user-behavior metrics that product-led growth businesses should be tracking.
A popular strategic framework for decision-makers to evaluate opportunities for business growth.
A tool used to analyze a company's products based on their market growth rate and market share.
The product team works directly with a group of customers or other stakeholders to learn which features they value most.
CIRCLES is a problem-solving framework that describes seven steps to solve a design problem.
Visualize how customers feel at all touchpoints so you can avoid potential issues ahead of time.
DACI is a framework used to clearly define the roles of the various stakeholders on a project.
A five-day process for answering business questions through design, prototyping, and testing ideas.
An agile methodology that encourages organizations to focus on the people they're creating for.
A design thinking framework that involves four stages to promote effective problem-solving and innovation.
A product development methodology that divides the work into two parallel tracks: discovery and delivery.
A structured planning framework based on the following blocks: Goals, Ideas, Step-projects, and Tasks.
A framework that encourages to think big, long-term, and consider the different stages of product growth and expansion.
A user-centered approach used to measure and improve the user experience of a product or service.
The Hooked Model is a way of describing a user’s interactions with a product as they pass through four phases.
A prioritization tool, assessing projects, ideas, and features via three-set categories: Impact, Confience and Ease.
A strategic framework designed to guide the growth and development of infrequent consumer products.
A framework that focuses on understanding the underlying reasons why customers "hire" a product.
A popular workflow management method for defining, managing, and improving services that deliver knowledge work.
A tool that enables you to understand how customer emotional responses can be measured and explored.
An adaptation of the Business Model Canvas. It promises an actionable and entrepreneur-focused business plan.
A methodology that aims to shorten product development cycles and rapidly discover if a business model is viable
A new product version that allows to collect validated learnings about customers as fast as possible.
A four-step approach to prioritizing which project requirements provide the best return on investment (ROI).
A strategic approach that defines a clear and compelling vision, goals, and metrics to guide decision-making.
A goal-setting tool for communicating what you want to accomplish and what milestones you’ll need to meet.
A visual framework that helps product teams and organizations systematically identify how to reach a desired outcome.
A project management life cycle framework to turn a project idea into a working product.
A prioritization framework focused on 4 variables: Reach, Impact, Confidence and Effort to define future developments.
A methodology to get work done as a team in small pieces at a time, with continuous experimentation and feedback loops.
A Spotify structured approach to problem-solving and decision-making that can be used in various contexts.
A UX design concept that helps design products that are so intuitive that even someone drunk could use them.
A prioritization framework to categorize features based on their impact on metrics, customer needs and user satisfaction.
A strategic planning approach to help organizations manage innovation and growth across three distinct time horizons.
This methodology is a sequential development process that flows vertically through all phases of a project.
A flexible technique that can be used to prioritize features by assigning weights to different product characteristics.
A product development approach that starts with the team imagining the product is ready to ship.
A customer-centric approach for creating exceptional experiences that exceed customer expectations.
CIRCLES is a problem-solving framework that describes seven steps to solve a design problem.
A five-day process for answering business questions through design, prototyping, and testing ideas.
An agile methodology that encourages organizations to focus on the people they're creating for.
A user-centered approach used to measure and improve the user experience of a product or service.
A Spotify structured approach to problem-solving and decision-making that can be used in various contexts.
A UX design concept that helps design products that are so intuitive that even someone drunk could use them.
The 5 Whys method allows you to uncover the root cause of a problem by simply asking "Why" five times.
Visualize how customers feel at all touchpoints so you can avoid potential issues ahead of time.
A design thinking framework that involves four stages to promote effective problem-solving and innovation.
A framework that focuses on understanding the underlying reasons why customers "hire" a product.
A methodology that aims to shorten product development cycles and rapidly discover if a business model is viable
A visual framework that helps product teams and organizations systematically identify how to reach a desired outcome.
A product development approach that starts with the team imagining the product is ready to ship.
The product team works directly with a group of customers or other stakeholders to learn which features they value most.
A prioritization tool, assessing projects, ideas, and features via three-set categories: Impact, Confience and Ease.
A tool that enables you to understand how customer emotional responses can be measured and explored.
A new product version that allows to collect validated learnings about customers as fast as possible.
A four-step approach to prioritizing which project requirements provide the best return on investment (ROI).
A prioritization framework focused on 4 variables: Reach, Impact, Confidence and Effort to define future developments.
A prioritization framework to categorize features based on their impact on metrics, customer needs and user satisfaction.
A flexible technique that can be used to prioritize features by assigning weights to different product characteristics.
A way of thinking about your product roadmap over three timelines: the next 6 years, next 6 months, and next 6 weeks.
An acronym for a set of five user-behavior metrics that product-led growth businesses should be tracking.
A popular strategic framework for decision-makers to evaluate opportunities for business growth.
A tool used to analyze a company's products based on their market growth rate and market share.
A framework that encourages to think big, long-term, and consider the different stages of product growth and expansion.
The Hooked Model is a way of describing a user’s interactions with a product as they pass through four phases.
A strategic framework designed to guide the growth and development of infrequent consumer products.
An adaptation of the Business Model Canvas. It promises an actionable and entrepreneur-focused business plan.
A strategic approach that defines a clear and compelling vision, goals, and metrics to guide decision-making.
A strategic planning approach to help organizations manage innovation and growth across three distinct time horizons.
DACI is a framework used to clearly define the roles of the various stakeholders on a project.
A product development methodology that divides the work into two parallel tracks: discovery and delivery.
A structured planning framework based on the following blocks: Goals, Ideas, Step-projects, and Tasks.
A popular workflow management method for defining, managing, and improving services that deliver knowledge work.
A goal-setting tool for communicating what you want to accomplish and what milestones you’ll need to meet.
A project management life cycle framework to turn a project idea into a working product.
A methodology to get work done as a team in small pieces at a time, with continuous experimentation and feedback loops.
This methodology is a sequential development process that flows vertically through all phases of a project.
