A lot of people out there are going through their start-up journey, building a product from scratch, and have never gone into tech before. They are either working with a team locally or overseas. We’ve seen a lot of success
Sometimes you’re not innovating a brand-new product but you’re trying to change an existing product that you already have. How many of you out there have these existing systems that are just struggling along or have too many workarounds just
Transparency is key in most relationships and especially true for a developer/consultant client relationship. But it’s also true within the software itself. I’m writing this for those people who are in the middle of designing their product or working on
If you are a non-tech building tech who is starting a project soon, you’re going to need developers, web designers, and graphic designers. If you’re just building a basic website, you might go to a web development agency that can
What is a quick way to introduce scope creep to a project? If you said a weak project manager, you’re right. No one wants a project manager who is going to fold quicker than a house of cards. A project
What would you like to hear more? Yes or no? Well honestly, we all probably want to hear Yes more than we hear No. But no one wants to work with a software team or people that just say yes
Scope creep can be introduced to a project when you’ve an imaginative development team and they think that they’re going to add some extra value into your product and then start going ahead and making stuff by themselves. Scope creep
If you come from a non-tech or a tech background, or if you’re a developer, we all want the same thing. The software we develop should be used and to provide value to users. No one wants to waste time
One of the factors that can affect scope creep during any sort of software project is lack of clarity. Now that can be from the client or the developer. But you need to work together to get that clarity on
Creating software is not an easy process and picking a great software team is even harder. If you’re a non-tech person building tech it, I believe it is exponentially harder. Developing good software is complex and highly technical, with no