Good-to-Have Features Wait Until a Client Needs Them
Good-to-have features rarely get priority until a client needs one. Here is how a small team decides what to build first.
Good-to-have features rarely get priority until a client needs one. Here is how a small team decides what to build first.
One client runs his business from his phone, another splits mobile and desktop, a third won’t touch mobile. What that taught me about prioritising.
Saw a cool app and wanted to build one too? Check the root of the feeling first, and remember that the real work starts after launch.