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What if Amazon’s work backwards approach was designed for early-stage PLG startups? After doing user research to kick off building Height 2.0, we developed an entirely new deliverable: mock landing pages to spark meaningful conversations within our product team and help shape our roadmap. The mock landing pages are custom-tailored to fit the needs of fast-growing PLG teams: • PLG customers make decisions by looking at landing pages, so it’s a familiar and relevant format • The pages are fully grounded in user feedback to keep your roadmap aligned and focused • You’re able to pressure-test ideas before building begins, so you don’t waste time or resources on features that won’t resonate Today, we’re unveiling the what, how, and most importantly, the why of the mock landing page approach. Learn how to create a more aligned PLG product roadmap: https://lnkd.in/eXUxa7CE

To manage the backlog or not? A constant dilemma that’s soon to be a distant memory...

The Great Pyramids of Giza. Competitive production methods. U.S. Navy operations. These aren’t just major milestones in history — surprisingly, they’re also key moments in the evolution of project management. Some of the biggest breakthroughs in construction, manufacturing, and technology all led to (or evolved from) huge shifts in the project management space. See where the roots of project management lie to understand how they tie in to the future: https://lnkd.in/e9VxdneB

As we're building Height 2.0, we took some time to explore the full history of project management and what's to come next.

To understand what’s coming next for project management, we first had to explore the past. Along the way, our team learned about project management strategies showing up in unexpected places: • The Gantt chart used to plan the Empire State Building • A snowed-in development workshop that resulted in the Agile methodology • Critical Path Method being used to plan plutonium production for the Manhattan Project We’ve captured that rich, surprising history here — and at the end, we turn towards what’s coming next: https://lnkd.in/e9VxdneB

What’s new: Text editor enhancements and more ✨ (0.137) Our modernized text editor makes writing a "what you see is what you get" experience so you can share information with your team quickly and accurately. New enhancements include: - A dynamic toolbar and + menu provide convenient formatting options, like inserting tables, dividers, and files - Live previews of your images and videos - Quote replying to as many messages as you want in a single chat response See all the latest updates in our release notes 👇 https://lnkd.in/dueWjYGz

We’re working on Height 2.0. Travel to the future with us. See our vision for what’s next: https://height.app/v2

What’s new: Track and organize projects from one place, and more ✨ (0.136) Today we’re introducing Projects and the new task page — two releases that make managing your team’s work a breeze 🍃 See all the latest updates in our release notes 👇 https://bit.ly/41ONbgk

2023, over in the blink of an AI 😌 “How is it already the end of the year?” Almost everyone on the Height team (and let’s face it, probably on your team, too!) is wondering this same question. As a fast-growing (and ever-evolving) company, we’ve worked toward our core goal of facilitating better work collaboration this year. We’re envisioning a totally new future for project management in 2024 and beyond, and we’ve been laying the groundwork for it. In our 2023 year-in-review post, we’re sharing: 💫 Highlights of the best features we launched this year, from more customizable automations and AI features to imports and templates to get started more easily 🕺 Our team’s biggest accomplishments, at work and at home — including our offsite successes (and fails 😉) and the music we listened to most with a team playlist 🔮 What’s to come — where we’re going with Height 2.0 next year Read our end-of-year recap here: https://lnkd.in/dX4f8_Ke

2023, over in the blink of an AI 😌 “How is it already the end of the year?” Almost everyone on the Height team (and let’s face it, probably on your team, too!) is wondering this same question. As a fast-growing (and ever-evolving) company, we’ve worked toward our core goal of facilitating better work collaboration this year. We’re envisioning a totally new future for project management in 2024 and beyond, and we’ve been laying the groundwork for it. In our 2023 year-in-review post, we’re sharing: 💫 Highlights of the best features we launched this year, from more customizable automations and AI features to imports and templates to get started more easily 🕺 Our team’s biggest accomplishments, at work and at home — including our offsite successes (and fails 😉) and the music we listened to most with a team playlist 🔮 What’s to come — where we’re going with Height 2.0 next year Read our end-of-year recap here: https://lnkd.in/dX4f8_Ke