product development

Every framework tagged “product development”, across sources and categories.

17frameworks
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Jobs-to-be-Done TheoryIn-depth
Customers hire products to do specific jobs; segment by the job, not by customer demographics
weeks
002
The Product Plan: From MVBP to Market Expansion
Define the minimum product customers will pay for, validate it with real-world data, then map a versioned expansion strategy from beachhead dominance to adjacent markets.
months
003
The Offer Creation Process
A five-step system for building irresistible offers: Dream Outcome, Problems List, Solutions List, Delivery Vehicles, then Trim and Stack.
days
004
Jobs to Be Done FrameworkIn-depth
Innovate by understanding the progress customers are trying to make
months
005
The Athlete-First Innovation LoopIn-depth
Let the athletes who use your product drive every innovation cycle
months
006
Lateral Thinking with Withered Technology
Innovate by finding new uses for old, well-understood technology
months
007
Whole Product ModelIn-depth
Close the gap between your marketing promise and the buyer's actual experience by delivering the ...
months
008
Design-Driven Innovation
Create Something Beautiful
months
009
Vision-Driven Product Development Framework
Create products that change the world
months
010
Product Positioning Framework
Create products with astounding ingredients
months
011
Founder-Product-Market Fit Framework
Find the intersection of your unique strengths and market demand
months
012
Co-Creation and Community Voting
Invite your audience to make decisions and shape your brand so they feel ownership
days
013
Lead Bullets, Not Silver Bullets
When competition threatens survival, fix the product -- there is no shortcut
months
014
Do Things That Don't Scale
Hand-serve your first users obsessively to discover what millions will love
months
015
The Epicenter-First Product Method
Build half a product, not a half-assed product, by starting at the core
weeks
016
The 50 Percent Rule
Split time equally between building product and pursuing traction from day one
ongoing
017
The Leapfrog-and-Retreat
Design a radical future version to break mental constraints, then fold the best ideas back into the current product
months