How to apply the Business Model Canvas
What is the Business Model Canvas for & how do I use it?
Who are your customers? How do you create value for them and how do you make money?
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What is the Business Model Canvas for & how do I use it?
Who are your customers? How do you create value for them and how do you make money?
So, what do you do?
How many times this week has someone asked, what you do? How do you usually answer?
Globally many companies are going remote-first, fully distributed or changing their current people strategy to allow remote work as a viable option and we are talking more than just a WFH policy.
You have an idea for an app. But how do you explain what you want to a development team?
But the purpose of technology is to make our lives easier. Where did we go wrong and what can we do about it to turn it around and have technology work for us.
There are many kinds of informal user research methods. Examples are focus groups, contextual inquiries, coffee shop intercepts, and the like. These informal qualitative methods of user research have proved popular among UX practitioners for their simplicity, low cost, and reduction of the intimidation barrier. But we are experimented with a slightly sideways method of informal user research—drunk user testing (DUT).
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