Hello JPD community,
I would love to understand how others capture, track, and manage improvement ideas for existing features of your product in Jira Product Discovery (JPD).
For example, let’s say I have a shopping app and there’s a bunch of good ideas for improvements to the cart, shared by our customers or internal stakeholders over time.
Challenges:
Current approaches:
Question:
What are the best ways to track and manage these cart improvement ideas in JPD? Would love to hear about other methods or best practices that have worked well for your teams.
@Tanguy Crusson - I think I remember seeing a JPD video where you showed another approach for capturing & organizing 'improvement' ideas in JPD. Could you please share this, and any other input you have?
#2 is most certainly the preferred way of organizing ideas.
Separate ideas allow you to
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@Jens Schumacher - Released_so - thanks for your input. That makes sense.
But how do you recommend grouping/connecting 'improvement' ideas to an existing feature so they're in one place? I suggested using tags to group them by that tag in a view to see all the ideas/improvement ideas related to the tag. Curious if there are others.
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@David Nadri You might take a look at this link: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Product-Discovery-questions/Difference-between-JSM-amp-JPD/qaq-p/2626253
HTH
Nicolas
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