Crucial questions answered by our PM team

Figuring out how much you should charge or your product is hard. We recommend following these six steps.

Building a product and getting no traction on Product Hunt sucks. This is what you can do from here.

Rapid MVPs built without solid foundations end up facing problems like poor UX, high churn rates, and an inability to grow.

The Project Manager shouldn't write tasks is Scrum. It's a collaborative effort. We explain the detail in this article.

There have been a few times when clients have approached our team asking to build a website that would allow payments, let members log in, create tasks, set reminders, and some other interesting features.

Scrum teams are self-organising, so picking the length of the scrum should be a collaborative choice.

Writing requirements for a software project without a structure is a complete nightmare.

Test-driven development (TDD) solves some of the chaos introduced by an agile software development methodology by forcing the devs to consider the behaviour they're looking to achieve before writing code.

It makes sense to have a plan before you start a software development project.

Technical debt is one of those funny things that can easily be ignored... until it can't, and you find yourself Googling articles on modernizing legacy systems.

If you can find an off-the-shelf (OTS) software solution that does exactly what you need, there's no reason to build your own custom solution.

For new entrepreneurs, building a minimum viable product (MVP) is synonymous with creating a new digital product.

Digital prototypes can be an enormous time saver during the software development process.

The good news is that there is a scientific process to figure out how long your application will take to build!

Building custom software without a Product Roadmap is like trying to build a house without a blueprint.