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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
someone goes through the signup process and there's nine clicks to get just signed up well you know what there's a problem with your optimization there we made the checkout process one click as opposed to three clicks and what we found was yeah it did actually increase the the numbers a little bit
Count the clicks in signup — one-click beats three-click measurably
UX bugs, not code bugs, silently kill conversion. Auditing the literal click count on signup or checkout is a fast, concrete optimization any founder can run without engineering. Spencer collapsed checkout from three clicks to one and measurably moved conversion — a tweak that costs hours and pays back forever.
is it a job to be done that you're currently solving does it fit the scope of the problem that you're trying to solve is it part of a workflow and does it improve integration into existing processes does it change or simplify input methods or is it enhancing your output adding new ways to export results... the more of these criteria your feature fits the more likely is that you should go ahead and build it
Run every feature request through this 5-question filter before you build
Before any feature gets on the roadmap, check it against 5 yes/no questions: (1) does it serve the core JTBD I'm solving? (2) does it stay inside the scope of my product's promise? (3) is it part of the customer's workflow? (4) does it improve a workflow input or simplify a connection? (5) does it improve a workflow output or enrich downstream-tool integration? 3+ yes = build it. 0-1 yes = decline politely. This single checklist will kill 80% of incoming feature noise.
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