Differentiation Strategy

Differentiation strategy is a practice focused on positioning your product to stand out from competitors by highlighting unique features or value propositions.

Start as a coder

Starting on the journey of coding can be extremely overwhelming. But consistent efforts and determination will surely help you out in this journey.

Extreme Ownership

Total responsibility for failure is a difficult thing to accept, and taking ownership when things go wrong requires extraordinary humility and courage.

Vision

Vision represents the highest ambitions of a company, team, or product. Its purpose is to unify and motivate people and teams towards achieving an ultimate goal.

Test Cards

Test cards help you to test and validate your business ideas by defining how you will test them, what you will measure, and what success looks like.

Design Thinking

Design thinking puts a user at the center of the product design. It means that users' needs and wants are prioritized first by taking an ergonomic and iterative approach during designing.

Finger-Pointing And Blaming

Finger-Pointing and Blaming is the act of blaming someone for a problem instead of trying to fix or take accountability. This results in a toxic work culture where nobody feels safe and there's no trust.

Sunk Cost

Sunk costs are the expenses spent in the process and are not concluded as successful. These can be of financial, time, or one's attachment nature and are thus resources which costs won’t return in any way.

Unnecessary features

Unnecessary features, also known as feature creep, are needed as long as you plan on having a successful product that is easy to use and helps people get done what they need to get done.

Jobs To Be Done

Jobs To Be Done (JTBD) is a theory for understanding the process of consumer life’s transformation. The usage of JTBD improves your product design.

Documentation Testing

Documentation testing is a process of improving your existing documentation through feedback. Understanding how to get feedback is crucial for building good documentation and positive developer experience.

UX Prototyping

A prototype is a model of a system (in our case an app, web, business process, or UI) built to test elements of the intended system. It is not primarily a final design candidate or MVP.

UX Testing: Goals

UX Testing needs to focus on gaining specific and actionable information that will help the team make better-informed decisions that will, in turn, push the project toward fulfilling the overall UX Strategy. Setting clear goals will help achieve that.

UX Strategy

UX Strategy gives the design of a user's experience a goal, a plan to reach it, and ways to measure progress and success without which, the project is just a bunch of activities that might lead somewhere but probably not there, where you want it.

Increased Cost

It is not an easy task to measure the cost of software development. Two projects are never the same, it can be a small application or a complex system. It is important to try to reduce the possible increase in cost.

Bad Product-Market Fit

Bad product-market fit means that the market does not want your product. Products the market does not want waste not only money but also the team members' time.

Long Feedback Loops

Long feedback loops are frustrating. The goal is to make them as short as possible using the correct tooling and motivating the team. Ensure that every team member understands why are the feedback loops important.

Fail Fast

Fail Fast is a method used during a recurrent approach to determine whether an idea has a value for the client or solution. An important goal is to minimize losses when testing reveals something is not working and quickly try something else.

MVP

The Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is a scope of a product with the smallest possible functionality which is able to provide meaningful feedback from users.

Clickable Prototype

Clickable Prototypes are interactive demos of a website or a software application. These are often used to gather feedback early in the project lifecycle, before the project goes into the final stage of development.