Product and Experience Metrics: What Every Programmer Should Know
summary
The talk explains how to choose and define product and experience metrics that matter, aimed at programmers who need to understand measurement priorities. It covers identifying what aspects of a product are worth measuring and how to turn those aspects into useful quality metrics, drawing on practical selection given limited resources.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:30Measuring outcomes
- 3:16Pirate Metrics framework
- 10:45User retention
- 14:39Referrals and revenue funnel
- 17:12Google HEART framework
- 21:34Positive experience
- 25:02Real-world signals and metrics
- 28:54Good metrics traits
- 34:36Behavior change with data
- 36:24Daily practice
- 37:27Further reading
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