Product judgment, one illustrated story at a time.

A free product management curriculum in which every lesson is a short illustrated story. A lesson runs about thirteen comic-style frames and seven minutes: a product situation is set up, the evidence complicates it, and partway through you make the call yourself — then the story tells you what actually happened.

Every published lesson is free to read and no account is required. There is no paywall, no sign-up wall and no email gate; a lesson opens straight from a link.

Anyone making product decisions — new product managers, engineers and designers moving into product, and experienced PMs who want the underlying judgment named rather than the frameworks recited. Lessons are graded from foundations through to practitioner depth.

One transferable idea, arrived at through a decision rather than stated up front. The story puts you in a situation where the obvious read is wrong, asks for your call, and then names the principle or framework the situation was built to demonstrate — survivorship bias, jobs to be done, opportunity cost and so on.

About seven minutes. Lessons are self-contained, so they can be read in any order, and your position in one is remembered if you leave partway.

Pavan Chaudhari, a product manager. The curriculum is written by hand lesson by lesson; the artwork is generated once and reused, which is why the same four characters recur throughout.