Prototyping

These three strategies from successful startup founders will help you simplify your prototyping process and avoid spending too much money, time, and effort upfront.

A good mentor can help you identify the right inflection point in your company’s growth and let you know that it’s time to take on additional team members.

Design thinking is an ideology and process that allows you solve complex problems with both a solution-oriented, and an action-oriented approach.

The goal of user-centered design is to focus on the user throughout the entire product lifecycle from ideation until release and be able to create an experience that reflects the user’s needs.

So now that you’ve learned the differences and similarities between design thinking and user-centered design.

Working with a team isn’t always the smoothest sailing when it comes to trying to democratize people’s insights and ideas.

ARE. YOU. READY? – Here’s what you’ve been waiting for and I’m excited to take a dive into my favorite part of the process, you guessed it, Rapid Prototyping.

We started with an idea of what we wanted to build.

Product builders around the world frequently trade-off between three strategies When should you (re)-build your models and invest in iteration to get great quality? When should you borrow high-performance APIs and free your developers to make the next big thing? And when should you buy solutions for your problem? This week, we talked to VideoKen […]