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It's not really about what you put in your product, but more of how you design your product to accommodate all the data, actions and processes required for the
by victorbojica 6y ago
It's not really about what you put in your product, but more of how you design your product to accommodate all the data, actions and processes required for the people to do their job and not look or feel like accounting software or some oracle tool
- Jugurtha 6y agoWhat you put in your product is indissociable from how you design it to accomodate users. As per my other reply, the problem is wanting to accomodate all users for all the data, actions, and processes. This clutters product. As per my other reply, one solution is to break functionality down. Keep the core tight, the rest becomes plugins that users install to solve their specific problems or a family of problems (categories). No product can satisfy everyone and all processes and actions and be useful at the same time.