In today's fast-paced world of software development, creating products that truly resonate with users and stand out in the market requires a holistic and collaborative approach.

Imagine you are at the final stage of a big product release. It’s live. It’s in the user’s hands. You’ve done it! Onto the next big feature. But. The users don’t adopt your new features.

Imagine - You work from home, for a remote company, and your CEO asks if he can drop-in to work with you for one day. What instant emotions do you feel?

Picture yourself in a room filled with skeptical stakeholders, questioning the role of design in software development and expressing concerns that they feel it slows down delivery timelines.

The second part to Defining Software Elegance. This follow-up blog post explores the underlying reasoning behind the veneration of elegance.

Being a great facilitator is about more than leading a meeting, workshop, or discussion. It’s about creating an environment where everyone feels heard, valued, and empowered...

Context switching, the shift of focus from one thing to another, is becoming increasingly prevalent – the constant email notifications, Slack messages, and calendar reminders only begin to highlight the pervasiveness.

The word "elegant" is often employed flippantly to describe a particular class of software solution. Finding a software design book that doesn't use the term is challenging...

How do you plan a company retreat from start to finish? We’re sharing details and templates so you can plan a successful retreat for you remote or hybrid team.

The philosophy of “fail fast” has long been part of the Agile lexicon. Both internally and externally, we champion this mantra...