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theproductguy

113 karma · joined April 15, 2008

I have been involved in founding or managing a startup, non-stop, in one form or another, for the last 10+ years. I have a background, as a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University in Computer Science and winner of numerous graphics arts awards that has allowed me to be a unifying force of form and function, business and technology, art and process. Another driving force in creating of this blog, one very personal to me, is that when I started out, a great deal of what I hope to pull together and share via the Product Guy Blog, I would have loved to have known and have had access to when I began my journey in the world of start-ups, their products, and venture capital, and hope many of you will embrace these experiences.
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FAE as Accessible as Itself

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Well-Rounded Accessibility

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From Seeing that Customer Experience to Scaling Twitter

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Submit your nomination for this year's Best Product Person

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The Best Product Person of 2010 is....

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From Max Sketching to Surfacing Greater Information

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Flavors of Product Management, Tasting 4Food & More Hotness in August

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The Easy Way to Quantifying Accessibility

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Evaluating Accessibility: The Quick-UX Way

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From Knitting the Startup Story to Challenging your UX Designer

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Tracking the Product Experience Online

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Automating the Path to a Better User Experience

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From the Unimportance of Competition to Complex Emotions

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What do you need permission to create badly?

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Really Great Isn’t Much Better than Bad

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From Bootstrapping to the Next Online Experience

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Product Success ... Just a Worksheet Away

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Quick-MI Worksheet: Spreadsheet to Sustained Online Success

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What Makes The Product Guy Tick?

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From Freemium to Casting Plans in Modular Innovation

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Some startup advice straight from France

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Stribe to be Instantly More Social

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From the Hottest Social Experiences to the Seeds of MI

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What advice do you have re: avoiding the misuse of metrics?

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Relationships, Knowing Knewton & Visions of July

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Prevent Good Metrics From Going Bad

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From Walking Like Zappos to Autosaving for Usability

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Key to a successful relationship: Customization & Standardization

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Standard Customization. Evaluating Flexibility through Quick-MI.

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From Fabulous Chart Makeovers to "You're Fired"

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