6 Questions to Ask Before Choosing Custom Software Development
We’ve all witnessed companies launch noteworthy digital innovations. Onlookers will read compelling headlines, watch promising stock figures, and get excited. Understandably so. What’s more exciting...Read More
Product Hacker: How Companies Let Billion Dollar Products Walk Out the Door (And How They Can Stop!)
It’s a stereotype that enterprises struggle with innovation. Despite big budgets, deep skillsets, and lengthy timelines – or, frequently, because of them – big organizations...Read More
WWDC 2019 Highlights for Product Management and Digital Health
We’re just closing out our review of WWDC 2019, and we wanted to highlight some of the major themes from this year’s conference as it...Read More
At Finovate 2018, Customer Experience Is King
A new crop of fintech products are skipping mass market to focus on lucrative niches After two days of FinovateFall 2018, upwards of 75 lightning...Read More
Hey, digital companies: stop building creepy products
Most people have encountered bad software – it’s a part of life, and it’s even one we’ve grown to tolerate in certain ways. But with...Read More
How to create a text-generation neural network
(And why we made one our PR person for SXSW.) Earlier this month, we launched a new Twitter account, The PR Human (@thePRhuman). Despite the...Read More
UX is Like a Joke. If You Have to Explain It, It Isn’t That Good.
Good UX design must start with an understanding of your user and what task they need to accomplish.
How the Design Studio Method Democratizes Design
If software is in fact eating the world, design is leading the way. And that's why design is too important to be left to designers...
Perseus Mirrors Wins Arcweb Technologies Award at Pennvention
Perseus Mirrors, a smart, interactive and connected mirror with a heads-up display that shows live information, won the Arcweb Technologies award at this year’s Pennvention,...Read More
The Value of Design Thinking: An Engineer’s Perspective
Strong UI and UX design is the only way to capture and retain more of that massive-yet-fleeting attention. However, those disciplines are often perceived as afterthoughts in product development. It’s the notion that UI and UX design gets applied to the product after it’s built. And that is disastrous thinking.