“This course finally made ‘sustainability’ feel actionable for product work. The model in Chapter 2 helped me structure trade-offs instead of debating opinions. I left with a clear checklist I can use in discovery and roadmap discussions.”
Learn how to design, build, and market sustainable products using practical frameworks and real-world models. This 1-hour course helps product managers and founders integrate sustainability into product strategy—without the fluff. The Sustainable Product Playbook
In The Sustainable Product Playbook, you will learn a clear, practical approach to embedding sustainability into product strategy. This course helps you design, build, and market sustainable products using real-world models—without jargon or greenwashing. Design & Deliver
Sustainable Products
The Sustainable Product Playbook is a practical 1-hour course to help you design, build, and market sustainable products. Learn a simple sustainability model, apply it across product development, and communicate impact with clarity—without fluff. Build the foundation: what sustainable product management is, why it matters, and how it connects to product strategy and customer value. Learn a practical model you can reuse: how to evaluate sustainability, structure decisions, and avoid vague “green” claims. Apply sustainability across discovery, design, build, and delivery—so it becomes part of how your product team works, not an afterthought. Learn how to communicate sustainable value with credibility—build trust, avoid greenwashing, and translate impact into messages customers understand. Turn learning into action: implement sustainable practices, define measurable outcomes, and track progress over time with practical metrics. There are 5 chapters in this course
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It’s a practical 1-hour course that teaches you how to design, build, and market sustainable products. You’ll learn a simple product sustainability model and how to apply it across product strategy, development, communication, and measurement. The goal is to help you move from “we should be sustainable” to clear decisions, trade-offs, and actions you can use in real product work. It’s beginner-friendly. You don’t need prior sustainability expertise. The course starts with fundamentals (Chapter 1), then introduces a practical model (Chapter 2) and shows how to apply it in product work. If you already know sustainability basics, you’ll still benefit from the structure, language, and application steps—especially for product teams. No. It’s designed for Product Managers, founders, product marketing, UX, engineering leads, and anyone who influences product decisions. The content is written so cross-functional teams can use the same framework and avoid confusion or “sustainability theater.” It’s a 1-hour course and fully self-paced. You can complete it in one sitting or split it across a few sessions. You can also revisit chapters any time during your access period. The course has 5 chapters: Introduction to Sustainable Product Management, The Sustainable Product Management Model, Integrating Sustainability into Product Development, Marketing and Communicating Sustainable Products, and Implementing and Measuring Sustainable Products. Each chapter includes an introduction, core lesson(s), and a knowledge check. Yes. Chapter 4 focuses on communicating sustainable products with credibility—how to talk about impact clearly, avoid vague claims, and build trust with customers and stakeholders. Yes. You get bonus materials including a Wireframe Guide, Product Roadmap Templates, and a 20% discount on your next course. Yes. After completing the course and knowledge checks, you’ll receive a certificate of completion that you can add to LinkedIn or your resume. Yes. Teams often take it together to align on a shared approach to sustainable product decisions. If you want group access or a customized version for your organisation, email us and we’ll share options. Yes. The course is not about launching a niche eco-product. It’s about making any product more sustainable through better choices in design, development, supply, messaging, and measurement. Frequently asked questions