Product glossary
A list of helpful product terms and definitions
A software development term that refers to development work that has to be redone due to previously performing work in a quick manner to accomplish a specific goal. This is also known as tech debt or code debt.
A software development term that refers to development work that has to be redone due to previously performing work in a quick manner to accomplish a specific goal. This is also known as tech debt or code debt.
Product managers who have a deeper understanding of software development who can work with technical teams to define specific products and navigate deeper technical discussions. They are required in cases where a product manager works more closely with their development team rather than the other departments in their business due to the makeup of their product.
A grouping of user epics, user stories, and initiatives that relate to one another.
A brief message displayed on a screen when a user interacts with a particular part of the user interface. They are used to provide additional information to users about a specific function in a product,
A type of market sizing that demonstrates the total revenue opportunity for a product or service in a particular market. This is also referred to as Total Available Market. There are four ways to calculate TAM: Top-down approach / Bottom-up approach / Value theory / Referencing external research (reports from industry analysts for example)
The number of visitors that a product receives.
