Native, cross-platform or web app: choosing without regret
What you are actually choosing between, which one suits most businesses, and the four regrets people report afterwards.
Notes on the work: what we build, how it is put together, and what we would do differently.
What you are actually choosing between, which one suits most businesses, and the four regrets people report afterwards.
An MVP answers one question, not several. What to include, what always creeps in, the three things people wrongly cut, and why most fail before launch.
Three questions. Two noes and you do not need an app. What an app really costs after the build, and the sequence that avoids paying for one nobody installs.
Being recommended is worth more than being clicked. Five things that make a page usable by an assistant, and the shortcuts that do not work.
No, but it has already changed what the job is. What got easier, what did not, and how to judge design work now that competent-looking output is free.
Frequency times annoyance, divided by risk. The five that pay for themselves quickly, the three to leave alone, and why automating a bad process just makes it faster.
A bot is worth it when it answers faster than your page would. Most small business chatbots fail that test on day one. Here is the version that does not.