When making product decisions, prioritize user feedback and support requests to identify the most pressing issues and feature requests.

Prioritizing features in product development is essential to ensure that the most critical aspects are addressed first.

Our product roadmap has been largely defined by our community, which has guided our development and helped us prioritize features.

It's crucial not to let hijack users dictate the product roadmap; focusing on solving one problem well is more effective than trying to please every user that comes along.

I focus on building a product that is simple for the majority of users while hiding advanced features for power users who seek them out.

Our product development strategy focuses on meeting a high standard of quality before releasing features. This deliberate approach helps us avoid the pitfalls of chasing vanity metrics and ensures that our customers are treated as design partners.

Having a clear product vision helps in deciding whether to integrate customer-requested features or maintain focus on the core product direction.

When launching new products, we focus on a minimal feature set to ensure reliability, then iterate based on customer usage and feedback.

We have a public roadmap that lists features users have requested, but we also maintain a secret roadmap with innovative ideas that competitors are unaware of.