Product Life Cycle



Product Life Cycle

  1. Development
  2. Introduction
  3. Growth
  4. Maturity 
  5. Decline



User Adoption Curve






Product Development Process

  1. Discovery
    1. Looking for killer product ideas
    2. Features
    3. Detailed Requirements
  2. Build
    1. Product discovery will still happen in build
    2. Actively testing the builds and
    3. Release Canidate 
  3. Launch
    1. Prepare Customer success teams of new features
    2. FAQs
    3. Marketing screens
    4. Release notes
    5. Monitor for 48 hours
    6. Track Metrics of success, platform, etc.
  4. Maintenance 
    1. There will be a lot of bugs

Agile Overview


Agile Manifesto 

  1. Individuals > Process and Tools
  2. Working Software > Detailed Documentation 
  3. Customer Collaboration > Contract Negotiation 
  4. Responding to Change > Following a Plan 

Agile Process



Age old question... Waterfall or Agile?

Waterfall: great with concern that all features will be included and it's okay to slip the delivery date and budget a little bit, or double.

Agile: Great if you want to get a product to market quick and most flexibility with changes








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