Mobile product detail pages (PDP) follow a largely standard design. Given the small area of screen real estate available and the commonality of the content to be conveyed it is not surprising that PDP designs have become quite similar.
In this post I’ll examine which retailers are trying new ideas for displaying content and offering unexpected functionality on the PDP. Here are 14 examples to explore. Read More
I really like the way that the Chase bank website logo animates as you scroll down the page. It just goes to show that even stuffy, corporate websites like banks don’t have to be “boring.” Read More
If you run an ecommerce website or app, it’s likely that 30-50% of your transactions involved your site search. That’s why it’s critical that your mobile site search is well optimized, both in terms of functionality and user experience. Read More
I try out a lot of software and web apps to work more efficiently. Here are the ones that have found their way into my productivity toolbox in 2016 (listed in alphabetical order). Read More
In order to scale mobile app development to support a growing product development organization, we are migrating to a decentralized development model, with multiple feature (vertical) teams supported by a cross-functional platform (horizontal) team. Read More
I’m a regular user of stock photos in my blog. Here is a selection of the sites I frequent the most in order to find high-quality free stock photos. Read More
The Interactive Advertising Bureau, IAB, surveyed mobile users from 19 countries around the world for their mobile commerce study “Mobile Commerce: A Global Perspective.” Read More
At the end of The Everyday Innovator podcast, the interviewee shares a quote related to innovation. Here is a selection of my favorites. Read More
I listen to a wide variety of podcasts, including some on product management. Here is a short list of my favorites. Read More
In a recent blog post, “Fully baked“, Seth Godin remarks on the difference between medical professionals and knowledge workers in their attitudes towards ongoing learning. Read More