Learn how to bootstrap a digital product effectively with practical advice from Anna Zarudzka, co-CEO of Boldare. Discover strategies, real-world examples, and common pitfalls to avoid in this insightful interview.
What exactly is a prototype, and how can it be used to validate business or product assumptions, mitigate risks, and even be created for free? In our latest episode of “Around the Product Development in 25 Minutes,” Oskar Kwitek shares his expertise on everything you need to know about prototyping. Watch or read the interview to find answers to these questions and more.
Join us at the European Economic Congress from May 7th to 9th as we delve into the future of the European and Polish economies. Amidst a backdrop of global uncertainty, our experts will be showcasing cutting-edge AI solutions designed to tackle today's most pressing socio-economic challenges. From AI Voicebot to Chatbot innovations, explore how these technologies can reshape your business landscape.
If you or your company’s decision-makers struggle to find the perfect balance between AI-driven innovation and cost optimization during challenging times, we have something exciting for you. We’ve just launched our AI prototyping services, which means we’ll help you implement AI-related technologies into your digital products or services for just $1,000! Intrigued? Keep reading to learn more!
At Boldare’s recent business strategy consultations in Berlin, I delivered a presentation titled “Strategizing for Success: Scale Your AI Solution Faster with Rapid Prototyping”. This is the article version of that session, diving into the importance of prototyping, user personas, and continuous discovery. Look out for some essential tools that could make your prototyping easier and more efficient, and check out the list of Boldare’s prototyping successes.
We’ve all had a eureka moment, an idea that – in the moment, at least – seems like it could be a truly great product. But the reality is, not all ideas are worth implementing. In fact, it’s very easy to create a product that nobody wants. How can you avoid this particular disaster scenario? At our recent event, "Finding Product-Market Fit: Berlin," Boldare's product designer, Kateryna Kaida, provided the answer to this exact question. The key lies in smart experimentation.
While no-code technology typically cannot be used for large-scale software product development projects, it can be extremely helpful when it comes to prototyping. What is no-code prototyping all about? And how can Google Sheets be used for this purpose? Read on to discover Boldare’s way of thinking on this subject.
Here, at Boldare we are no strangers to prototyping. In fact, our recent client was in a position where building a prototype was necessary. How did we use a prototype to help our client decide if their product idea is worth pursuing? This article will tell you all about it.
How do you know if your digital product can be made? Proof of concept is a way to find out. But that's not all. Read on further to learn more about proof of concept in digital product development.
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If you want a successful mobile or web app or other digital product that translates your business idea into a genuine success, prototyping can be a valuable tool as part of the design process. Prototypes are usually relatively cheap and quick to produce and help you engage with users early to test the basic product concept.
Prototyping can be used as the first experiment stage in the product development process; the first chance to show your concept to users. Prototypes come in many different forms but each one is created to test the underlying design concept. User reactions are then used to guide the next phase of development.
The art of the agile organization is collaboration. In other words, teamwork is essential. Between the individual members of our in-house digital project teams, and with our clients and Product Owners, teamwork is the foundation for a successful, quality
