Product Alignment (part ²⁄₂)
As we promised in previous Product Alignment (part ½) post, here is second part of PAD.
In this post we describe:
- Solution framing
- Post-launch recap
- Ways to support the project
Product Alignment (part ½)
As part of our open process, we'll describe “Problem Framing”, which led us to the idea of this blog. For details of “Product Alignment Document” approach you could read https://productcoalition.com/product-alignment-approach-an-intro-to-how-we-do-product-at-miro-f19c7f3f23e2
This post is about:
- Problem statement
- Audience
- “5 whys”
- Success metrics
Our Information Sources
We are open about our internal processes. So in this post we'll describe our information sources with some content examples. Most of these sources are free for reading.
Our Software Stack
As we promised, we are open about the stack, on which this blog is relied on, here it is:
- Operating system: Ubuntu 22.04 LTS https://ubuntu.com/
- Web server: Nginx https://www.nginx.com/
- Blogging platform: WriteFreely https://writefreely.org/
- HTTPS certificate authority: Let’s Encrypt https://letsencrypt.org/
- Online office, collaboration and communication tooling: Google Workspace https://workspace.google.com/
- AI images generation tool: Midjourney https://www.midjourney.com/
- Photos source: Unsplash https://unsplash.com/
* Photo by ffstop https://unsplash.com/photos/black-computer-keyboard-DuHKoV44prg
Hello World
There are a lot of media about free and open source software (FOSS), but we see no examples of media, which follows the idea of FOSS. We mean such media are not “FOSS by themselves”, they are proprietary by nature (though maybe we miss something). The idea of this blog is to create a kind of media that will be transparent “from the ground” – what software it is based on, how internal processes are set up, who is behind this blog, how topics to post are selected etc.
Best regards, “Open Pulse” team