The product management/development team or technical writing team, which is in constant dialog with the dev team, are usually the ones responsible for writing the software release notes.
And don’t worry, we’ll be diving into real examples and a template you can steal for your own release notes. In this article, we’ll look at what release notes are, who should write them, and how you and your users benefit from good release notes. They can drive adoption of new features and functionality, reduce concerns about bugs or known issues, and even be a powerful marketing tool. They’re an opportunity to keep your customers excited about their investment in your product. That’s a big mistake because… Release notes are an opportunity. The release notes either end up being full of technical jargon users will not understand (and tune out), or they don’t clearly articulate the value of the updates, fixes, and new features being made. They rush to put something-anything-together to check the “release notes” box of that particular development cycle. It’s time to ship your product.and you have to write release notes.īy the time many SaaS product teams reach the end of a release cycle, they treat the release notes as an afterthought.
You’re in the home stretch of your release cycle.
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