Posts tagged “business”

A $200 coding assistant only has to save two developer hours a month before the economics get awkward for skeptics.

A five-minute morning huddle can do more for a team than another strategy deck ever will.

The next feature should not be the easiest one; it should be the one that moves the business goal.

Your business looks more alive with an imperfect post than with a perfect draft nobody ever sees.

Leaving a good career for the work you cannot stop thinking about is terrifying—and sometimes exactly right.

Print design only has to look good; web and product design have to survive contact with actual use.

Market share can tell you what sold, but it cannot tell you what is actually better to use.

One broken IE7 login proved the hard way that your test suite is only as good as your knowledge of real customers.

A website is never really finished; launch-and-leave is how your online storefront turns into a digital wasteland.