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To test an idea, you often don’t have to create an entire advanced product or service. Just create a base version and see how the market will react. This is what MVP – Minimal Viable Product is created for. On the blog we write about what to keep in mind when creating a good MVP for web applications or services.

Mike Jackowski 13 Sep 2022 7 min to read

Proof of Concept (PoC) in Software Development

What is the Proof of Concept in Software Development? Let’s start from scratch; that is from the definition. Merriam-Webster dictionary defines PoC as follows: something that demonstrates the feasibility of a concept (such as a product idea or a business plan) In fact, in software development, [...]
Mike Jackowski 27 Jan 2023 6 min to read

MVP App Development – How to Design and Build Minimum Viable Product

A Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is a concept that originated in the startup world and is now used by companies of all shapes and sizes to test out new products. Eric Ries from LeanStartup was among the first few to popularize it to the mainstream. He notes that the goal of MVP app development is to c [...]
Mike Jackowski 12 Sep 2022 4 min to read

No-Code App Development – What are Zero Code Platforms?

Even the greatest ideas are worth testing before introducing them to the market. Product development is demanding both time and money-wise. The best way of assessing if it’s worth investing in your product idea is through prototyping.
Andrea Mecenero 10 Sep 2022 5 min to read

Interactive Prototyping – How to Prepare Clickable Application Prototypes?

Product Design is way more than static pictures these days. The ability to create interactive prototypes is now less complicated and much more useful while creating digital products than ever before.
Paul Jackowski 24 Feb 2023 8 min to read

Tech Startup Guide – How to Find Idea, Technology Partner and Funding?

Do you know why start-ups fail? Well, according to research by CBInsights, the most common reason for failure is ‘no market need’, responsible for as much as 42% of failures. In 29% of cases, founders run out of cash, 23% the team was just not right, 19% start-ups got outcompeted, […]