Product Development

Curated collection of Product Development related resources.

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seesparkbox.com

Designing Design Culture

At Sparkbox, we believe design is a huge part of building a better web. As a strong development group, we had to understand how to keep development solid across a team of…

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medium.com

Everyone is a designer. Get over it

Recently, Jared Spool caught my attention with an article about how Netflix’s performance engineers are actually designers. It’s a provocative idea, but it makes sense. His argument is that everyone in your…

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prototypr.io

User Experience Engineering

I’ve just passed 6 months as a “User Experience Engineer” at Google and I’d like to share some things I’ve come to understand about the role and where it puts me in…

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quora.com

Notification System Design (99+)

This is a post about the different challenges that come along with working on notification systems from a product perspective. I'm going to overload the term “notifications” in this post, but what…

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greylock.com

Five Lessons from Scaling Pinterest

I was involved with Pinterest from 5 employees through 650. Here’s what I learned. When you’re scaling quickly, you get a lot right, but you inevitably get some things wrong. The best…

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stateofdev.com

State.Of.Dev

Today I released State.of.dev, a project that visualizes the current state of development split by key topics. It’s great, amazing, you will love it… I love visualisations of data. It provides a…

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quirksmode.org

What Is a Web Developer?

Last week I was the target of a good old-fashioned internet witch hunt when I dared to propose that you should be able to work without tools (frameworks, libraries, and so on)…

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vizury.com

The Most Comprehensive Push Notifications Guide

Your go-to resource for learning, implementing and sending push notifications. Push Notifications for Mobile Apps. Enrich Android and iOS App user experience with Rich Media Push. Click below to access eBooks, Guides…

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google.com

Site Reliability Engineering

Members of the SRE team explain how their engagement with the entire software lifecycle has enabled Google to build, deploy, monitor, and maintain some of the largest software systems in the world.

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voyager.vc

The World Needs a Better Spreadsheet

I’m Matt Monihan, and am what you might call a consultant. I act as an interim CTO for non-tech companies, and develop applications when necessary, usually with Ruby on Rails. My company…

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mojotech.com

Designers Want to Be Taken Seriously. Here’s How We Do It

We’ve given hundreds of talks and written millions of righteous words about the problems we solve; insisting that designers don’t just "make things pretty" — that we make the world a better…

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bloco.io

Best Resources (Books, Guides and Blogs) for Your First Product

As an engineer or a designer, you get most projects already planned out. Someone else decided what the solution will be. You just receive the requirements and implement. You are building a…

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resilientwebdesign.com

Resilient Web Design

Resilient Web Design, you might think that this is a handbook for designing robust websites. This is not a handbook. It’s more like a history book. Marshall McLuhan once said: We look…

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medium.com

The Irrational User

The human mind is a wonderfully complex thinking machine. We’ve developed written language, built skyscrapers, and discovered quantum physics through our collective ability to plan and reason. But despite our intellect and…

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ckl.io

The Overlap Between Design and Engineering: A Different Perspective on Product Development

A common way to describe a product development process is with the Design – Front-end – Back-end stack. This approach takes into account the disciplines involved on the process, and though it…

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8thlight.com

Don’t Make It Perfect, Make It Work and Refine

Have you ever had trouble starting something? I'm not talking about starting a car in winter, but some work, maybe a new project or a blog post. Beginning new projects can be…

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