To design a product for success, consider user experience, supportability, and how others can resell it without your direct involvement.

The product development process has a sequential aspect, starting with product design, followed by interaction design, and then engineering.

To design a successful business model, you must ensure that your product delivers immediate value to users.

The core of building products involves identifying a user problem, applying technology to solve it, and finding the right audience for that solution.

We all need each other in product development; each mindset—design, engineering, product management—brings unique value that cannot be replaced. I believe design should report to engineering because it allows design to be considered phase zero of the engineering process, ensuring that what ships at the end is well-integrated and technically feasible.

Everything you build should solve a problem for someone; this is the core of design thinking, where you identify problems, research solutions, and validate your ideas.

The alignment process in product design is critical and involves multiple phases, from ideation to scaling after achieving product-market fit.

The integration of design into a startup's process is essential for building products that resonate with users.

To succeed, you must code or build your product and talk to users; both are essential.