By Joe Watts
Getting people to download your app is obviously a challenge, but what about giving them a sense of direction and teaching them how to actually use it? This process is called onboarding, and is paramount in generating the greatest first impression for your audience.
Instantly create app demos using pen and paper (or napkins!)
A killer slide deck can make or break an investment pitch, here’s a few key ideas to work on.
Reading various posts on design trends for this year has lead us to report on 9 key trends we expect to see; more simplicity, more cleanliness, and more focus on smaller screen sizes among other things.
These 5 basic startup principles should be applied to your startup from the outset
We’re spoiled for choice in London, but that doesn’t make planning easy. Between tight door policies, missed bookings and a tube that closes ridiculously early, a night out in the city can quickly become a chore! Thankfully, the pain felt by many has lead to the design of plenty of apps to plan outings from future concerts to real-time pub crawls. Here are some of our favourites.
As a founder you will be at the mercy of VC’s, your own pride and the wrath of the tech bloggers. Get them on side and you’ll be winning! Startups can secure a foothold in this ecosystem by becoming a big fish in a niche pool with problems to solve.
Droplet is such a simple idea and it has pulled the rug out from under the other solutions already disrupting the mobile payments space and it’s a company from Birmingham, UK.
In today’s market, should anyone need to take a leap of faith in order to test that large numbers of customers out there want your solution right now?
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It’s mid way through Global Entrepreneurship Week and tonight I attended the Wonga Future 50 event with Real Business, to witness the unveiling of the top 50 young UK companies triggering change in their markets. The future was witnessed tonight!
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