In New Features
I learned something a while back from the Campaign Monitor support team about how they handle feature requests. Specifically that every time a customer asks for a feature, it's logged in their system — and each customer gets told if their request becomes a reality.
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In New Features
Whilst small features and updates get pushed live most weeks, it's been a good few months since the last major feature release on Prevue. I've been talking about it for a while, so I'm really pleased to announce the launch of Groups... and a few other exciting things too!
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In Articles
It's often difficult choosing what features to focus your attention on, and it's something I've definitely got wrong in the past. You react to the requests of a few, or you build what you think would be cool — but always run the risk of spending time and effort building something that no-one will use.
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In Monthly Updates
What's new?
You might not know it, but any time someone requests a feature or improvement to Prevue (no matter how small), it's noted. That list then informs a lot of the decisions I make about updates to the app, and quite often gives me a decent insight into how people use Prevue, and what they expect of it.
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In Articles
Prevue was recently mentioned by The Loop as instrumental in helping them re-design their awesome new website...
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In New Features
Up until today, each project has an ever-growing list of admin links in the footer — and let's face it, that was pretty ugly. Fortunately as part of the next wave of major updates, a small (but significant) simplification of the project navigation was pushed live today.
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In Articles
Product owners don't usually talk about the features that fail - so when you launch something that's a complete flop, it might seem like you're the exception. The reality is that failure is a huge part of making something worthwhile - and something that'll shape your success.
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In Articles
Recently, the fullscreen image view underwent some significant updates to improve page load time. An improvement of 0.295 seconds (25%) to be exact... which means that on average, full images will load in less than a second. Such a seemingly small update took almost an entire day - but here's why it was worth it, and how it was achieved.
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