Jake Bartlett

Writing good release notes means delivering the right information at the right time. But who's responsibility is that? Product managers? Marketing? Support?

Sprint demos are regular meetings to inform stakeholders on progress. Inviting cross functional roles to demos creates a collaborative sharing environment.

Release notes drive software engagement and improve communication with your team and your customers. Here's a list of release notes tools available today.

Jobs to be done helps product teams build better products. Haven't heard of jobs to be done? We explain the concept here in our latest blog.

Good release notes set expectations, increase engagement, and delight. Don't make them an afterthought, use our free release notes template!

Many projects start with traditional requirements. Then, a decision is made to be more agile. Turning requirements into user stories can be a daunting task.

UAT and Beta Testing involve end-users providing feedback to the product team. They are often done just before the public release of a software product.

Developing software is more than just writing code and testing. A release readiness plans helps prepare your team and your customers for changes.

Release notes help keep your customers and your team on the same page around new features, bug fixes, improvements, and general changes. Here are some tips for writing release notes

Grey box testing is a blend of both white box testing and black box testing. This type of testing is best for feature complete applications.