Project & Team Management Client-Driven Demos: Get Real Feedback Early Client-driven demos can encourage interactivity and real-time feedback, leading to less rework and surprises down the line.
Exploratory Testing The Bugs They Missed – Finding Bugs in Production Bugs in production are never pleasant. Use this learning opportunity so no one can ever say, "Customers are better at finding bugs than you."
Development Practices Prevent Frame Buffering with OpenCV Our theory was that OpenCV was buffering every frame sent by the HTTP stream, and we were seeing the frames come through one at a time
Resources for Clients Client Tips: Get Value From Your Product Team In software development, the equation for achieving exceptional value from your product team extends beyond financial transactions.
Product Development The Three-Legged Stool of Innovation is Sort of a Lie. It's important not to use the three-legged stool of innovation metaphor without a deeper understanding of how the process breaks down.
Product Development The Double-Edged Sword of Collaboration: How to Avoid the Pitfalls of Decision Paralysis I'm all for collaboration, but let’s talk about the limits of collaboration and how to avoid decision paralysis.
Product Development A Quick Guide to Product-Market Fit A strategic blend of UX design, product design, business modeling, and market analysis plays a pivotal role in achieving product-market fit.
Product Development De-risk Software Development the MVP Way There's a lot of misunderstanding around the concept of MVP (Minimum Viable Product) in software. I intend to make a case for it today.
Product Development Scrum Ceremonies to Add to Your Sprint: Pre-Refinement Product owners often don’t know the technical complexities of the work they want completed. This is where pre-refinement comes in.
Developer Tools Level Up Your Product Demos with Arc Browser Arc Browser offers features that are great for someone glued to their computer all the time, and as a bonus, they enhance my product demos.
Product Development Recognize When It’s Time to Stop Rapid Release of Great Features We’ve hit a tipping point where rapid delivery of features is no longer sufficient for both the customer and the business.
Product Development Your Product Backlog Could Look Like This During Beta Release In a previous role, I took any chance to better understand how my product could satisfy the needs of my market. A beta release provides that opportunity.
