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Website Product Management
All web presences change. Haphazard change results in a site that is difficult for the visitors to use and owners to maintain. Your website, intranet, or extranet needs focus, and pulling this off requires product thinking.
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First published March 31, 2014
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David Hobbs
4 books5 followersDavid Hobbs helps organizations better focus their websites, and his books are about making effective website changes.
David started off as a C programmer, then went to live in a mud hut in Africa, and eventually landed back in his hometown of Washington DC.
David started off as a C programmer, then went to live in a mud hut in Africa, and eventually landed back in his hometown of Washington DC.
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May 19, 2014
David Hobbs brings a lot of good example to the web pizza or frankensite problem. He has a good range of tested ideas and useful analogies and metaphors to help you and others in your organisation the challenge of presenting a fluid, useful, and continuing program of improvement for your org's web presence. He shows how short term fixes end up being long term issues. Highly recommended
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