Product & MVP
Outgrown your no-code prototype? How to move to a real product
Your no-code prototype found real users, but now it is slow, fragile and hard to change. Here is how to tell when to move on, and how to do it safely.
Insights
Insights
Practical thinking on building software, launching products and putting AI to work.
Websites & e-commerce
Rebuilding your website without losing your Google rankings
A new website can quietly lose the search traffic the old one took years to earn. Here is why it happens, and the simple plan that protects your rankings.
Product & MVP
Test the design before you build it: what a clickable prototype saves you
Most usability problems are found after launch, when fixing them means rework. A clickable prototype lets you find them in days, before any code is written.
Product & MVP
MVP or full build? How to decide what to launch first
Many new products are too big when they launch. Here is a simple way to decide if you need a small first version or the full product.
Product & MVP
How to plan an MVP in five simple steps
A good MVP is defined by what it leaves out. Five simple steps to plan a first version around the idea you are least sure of.
Websites & e-commerce
Seven website problems that quietly cost you enquiries
Visitors rarely tell you your website is confusing. They just leave. Seven common problems, how to spot them, and how to fix each one.
Websites & e-commerce
Shopify, headless or custom: how to choose your online store
There are three main ways to build an online store. What each one means in simple words, and how to pick the one that fits your business.
Software
Fix it or rebuild it? What to do with old software
Old systems slow teams down, but starting again is one of the riskiest projects a business can take on. A simple way to choose the right path.
Software
Changing your software company: the first 30 days
Moving your software to a new team can feel risky, especially with little documentation. What a safe handover looks like, week by week.
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