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Why you need both quantitative and qualitative data

Many people rely on only one type of data, usually the numbers. Numbers are helpful, but they don’t always tell you why something is happening. On the other hand, focusing only on user interviews or open-ended feedback might not show you how common an issue really is. By combining both types of data, you’ll see a full picture of how your product or website is performing.

Example of a basic competitive analysis for taxi mobile applications

Competitive analysis importance for B2B products

A competitive analysis provides a direction for B2B products UX designers should conduct competitive analyses to ensure that B2B products remain relevant. Unless you’re operating in the blue ocean, it’s rare that products are alone in a market. To outrun competitors, industries often focus on producing new products, features, or exclusive solutions with latest technology…

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Product management personas and marketing personas: Why B2B SaaS success needs both

They may look similar, but these personas serve different purposes There’s a moment on almost every cross-functional product team when the wires get crossed. Marketing has “SaaS Sarah” and “Decision-Maker Dave” mapped out in vivid detail, right down to their favorite podcast. Meanwhile, the product team is trying to design features for “Power User Priya”…