Monthly Archives: May 2011

The User Feedback Secret Sauce…

Posted on May 30, 2011 by John Clark

Building great websites isn’t easy. Not only do we have to struggle to make them work well, we’ve countless other things that we need to keep in mind.  We really have to make our sites work well for our users; … Continue reading →

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Is the penny dropping?

Posted on May 26, 2011 by John Clark

On my last posting here I asked the question ‘How do you convince companies to use software prototyping techniques’? It was somewhat provocative because I am pleased to say that I am seeing increasing amounts of evidence that an ecosystem … Continue reading →

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How do you convince them?

Posted on May 23, 2011 by John Clark

A recent conversation with a respected software entrepreneur resulted in the following question: “How do you convince companies of the benefits of software prototyping?” and it’s a good question. The difficulty is, in my experience, that many companies – or … Continue reading →

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The baby is due, soon…

Posted on May 13, 2011 by John Clark

Hey folks, I thought it was about high-time I posted something else here.   I’ve been a naughty boy, promising much but delivering very little (of blogging interest) for a while – but I have my reasons.  You see, I’ve … Continue reading →

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