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The 4 Agile ceremonies explained & ranked by professionals
If you had to differentiate between agility and “Agile” (with a capital “A”), how would you explain the difference?
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The unpretentious guide to writing website copy
Do you struggle with writing website content, whether during website redesign or after the launch? Trust me, it's an extremely common issue. It's alarming, but at the same time there are solutions everyone can use to make the process easier and more effective.
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8 digital psychology fundamentals for marketing and web design
Marketing has always been about psychology. You don't get a "buy one get one free" offer because the store is feeling generous. It's a data-driven choice that maximises their profit. Digital marketing brought several fresh tactics to the table. Here's how you can use them to your advantage.
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4 Agile estimation techniques and their effect on velocity
Agile is a peculiar methodology. It's scary to trust the process when you have to jump into your first project without a fixed budget. But Agile isn’t devoid of estimates.
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What is Agile release planning & how to do it
There’s one particular principle in the Agile Manifesto that makes eyebrows rise when you hear “agile” and “planning” in the same sentence. Agile is all about continuous improvement and delivery. It values communication over documentation and tackles issues “as and when needed”. Is there a place for planning in such an environment?
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What is technical debt in Agile – definition, examples & how to deal with it
Technical debt is a metaphor for the shortcuts that we take in software development. In the same way that financial debt can be useful when it helps you to achieve your goals quicker, technical debt can make sense when it enables you to get something working quickly. These shortcuts come at the cost of increased development effort in future releases—effort that may be impossible to predict, but which can often be significant.
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What is velocity in agile projects: when, where, and how much?
In agile, velocity is a concept which refers to the amount of work that has been done during an iteration. It’s a measurement that tracks information about work completed, work started, and work remaining. Velocity is considered to be one of the most important metrics in agile. Not only does it allow you to track progress, but it also helps deliver the most value.
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Writing user stories: Definitions, best practices, examples & exceptions
What is a user story? Why write it? Who writes? What is a good example of a user story? Are there any exceptions? In this article, I focus on an in-depth analysis of writing user stories from different angles.
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Design sprint roles – how to assemble a design sprint team
The design sprint is an excellent innovation framework that brings the best out of the members of your team. But before diving deep into the exercises, the facilitators have an important job - to help you assemble the right design sprint team. Here’s are the key design sprint roles and tips on how to prepare a shortlist of participants from your company.
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The Agile Web Development process – how to bring value to websites
Websites have evolved drastically in just a few decades. They went from being a novelty to something that “every business needs”. But there’s one thing that didn’t keep up with that rapid evolution - the process of designing and developing websites. Most agencies build websites the same way they built them 20+ years ago.
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The importance of readability and what is a good website readability score
Readability is a key challenge for every copywriter. It’s shapes the way you tell your story and gets your target audience engaged. However, not everyone is aware just how important readability is, or how to improve it. In this article, we will explore why you need to improve your readability score and which tools you can use to test & improve.
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How to improve SEO without writing content
Content is the key to ranking on search engines, but an overhaul of your copy is not always the answer to your SEO problems. Today we’ll show you why SEO isn’t what you think it is. You’ll learn about the overlooked aspects of website optimisation that influence how Google rates - and ranks - your website.
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