What is Product Design?
In a nutshell, product design encompasses the process of creating a product, from understanding the problem to creating a solution.
Product design really is the unsung hero of the product world. No one notices if you do it really well, but everyone notices if you don’t!
Even if you’re not a Product Designer, knowing more about good product design will make you a better Product Manager.
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