Product manager vs. UX designer: Who should be in charge?
What is the main difference between product managers and UX designers? Product managers are responsible for realizing the product vision. UX designers are responsible for…
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See More Levels of Strategy Reporting in Aha! Roadmaps
Now you can visualize how your strategy ties together at each level of your organization. Add up to five levels of roll-up goals and initiatives to custom roadmaps and…
4 Brainstorming Tactics Every Product Team Should Follow
Want to solve complex problems faster? Visual thinking can inspire better discussions and accelerate product innovation.
Start Gathering More Customer Feedback With In-App Polls
We just made two improvements to help you gather more quantitative insights with Aha! Ideas — you can now launch feedback polls directly within your application or email…
Bootstrapping Is Hard — But Still Easier Than Venture Capital
Autonomy is strength. Profit is freedom. Software companies in particular do not need an extraordinary amount of capital to get started. Choosing to bootstrap and grow…
My Name Is Yuko Takegoshi — This Is What I Achieve at Aha!
Discover how senior software engineer Yuko helps to improve our products and our engineering onboarding program — plus, read her advice for early-career folks and women…
6 Stories About Engineers and Product Managers
Business success today depends on software innovation. Engineering teams shoulder this important responsibility. There is always pressure to deliver new features, faster.…
A New Way To Report on Value Delivered by Engineering
True value comes down to the positive impact your work has on your customers. Today's release helps you highlight that value with a powerful new report.
Share Personal Whiteboards With Anyone
With today's update, you can now share personal whiteboards with non-Aha! users. Others can easily access your whiteboard in their own free Aha! Create account while you…
"We Grew Too Fast" Is Not a Valid Excuse For Layoffs
Growth-at-all-costs thinking is pernicious. And the temptation is not reserved for startups. As an organization grows and becomes established, it takes continued strength…
