Episode 189: Prioritizing Features with Corinn Pope

UI Breakfast: UI/UX Design and Product Strategy

When developing a SaaS product, founders and product managers always have to deal with limited resources. Is there a formula for making the best feature decisions? Our guest today is Corinn Pope, founder of Speckled and prioritization expert. You’ll hear Corinn’s recommendations on roadmaps, decision-making formulas, prioritization processes, and management tips for all kinds of products.

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Show Notes

• Speckled — Corinn’s product, a prioritization and decision-making tool
• RICE (research, impact, confidence, effort) — a prioritization framework by Intercom
• Episode 125: Defining & Building New Features with Emily Tate
• Episode 132: Feature Audit with Brian Rhea
• Shape Up — a productivity method by Basecamp (also a book)
• Userlist — Jane’s SaaS product
• Obviously Awesome — a book by April Dunford
• How We Used April Dunford’s 10-Step Method to Overhaul Positioning at Userlist
• Notion — an all-in-one workspace tool for teams
• Follow Corinn and Speckled on Twitter
• corinnpope.com — Corinn’s personal website

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