MVPs are often the beginning for many startups. In this article, we will find out the exact business wins you may get by utilizing a Minimum Viable Product approach for your software idea.
When you’ve just released your digital product, under the theme of customer focus you’re trying to capture whoever comes through the front door. We know it may sound crazy, but to better serve your customers you need to find the “right” ones, and reject others.
When Elon Musk founded SpaceX with a dream to colonize Mars, few believed that in ten years the company would disrupt the whole industry. SpaceX used an iterative development process to build increasingly complex rockets.
Hundreds of brilliant founders are now working on products that are doomed to fail. Their software ideas are too ambitious for their budget, too complex to execute, or simply have no market to capture. Yet, you don’t have to follow in their footsteps.
Most business ideas sound good and look fresh in our heads, while a good many of them die after falling into customer hands. Since entering the market with a new product is almost walking the edge, market validation under real-life conditions is crucial before launching.
Around 90% of startups fail in their first year. Most of these failures could have been avoided in the early stages by building a Minimum Viable Product. Here’s everything you need to know about MVP in Agile software development.
When you try to google how much does it cost to develop a web application, you won’t receive a clear answer. Everybody wishes it could be that simple – to receive a split-second estimate and time-frames – but it’s not.
Last year, MindK ran an unusual contest as a mobile app development company. For a whole month, we accepted the best mobile app ideas. The winner would get their product developed free of charge. The only caveat was that the app had to be small enough to be built in one month.
Each stolen medical record costs up to $20 – twenty times more than credit card data. To prevent identity theft, fraud, and blackmail, all healthcare apps in the US have to comply with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). This is our simple guide to how to develop a HIPAA compliant app.
There’s one thing that stops Single-Page Applications (SPA) from dominating all other kinds of apps. They can take forever to launch. This is a huge problem as even a one-second delay can cost you 7% of conversions.
More than 4 years have passed since the EU adopted the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Now everyone in the business of apps has to comply with the privacy regulations or face fines up to €20 million. So, here’s our guide to GDPR compliance for software developers and entrepreneurs.
For most companies, increasing app engagement provides obvious benefits. Engaged users see more ads, buy more products, and pay for subscriptions. Yet in 2023, mobile app retention dropped by 12% on average between iOS and Android. 30-day retention rate is at an all-time low. So, how can you reverse this painful trend to boost the ROI?
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