5 easy steps to get ready for your web design project [updated]
Get ready for your web design project by taking these 5 easy steps. You'll be more organized and better prepared for success.
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5 ways to gain trust with your e-commerce store
Customers who visit your new e-commerce store aren't confident yet. Gain trust with your e-commerce store using these five methods.
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The role of empathy in product design
To begin and end with our own experiences is to limit our outcomes. Let's talk about the role of empathy in product design, and how it helps us create products with purpose.
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Introducing UI/UX design services
Let's talk about how LimeTech UI/UX design services can help you build a more user-friendly product or website. Our design process is key.
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What is a minimum viable product? [updated]
We explore the questions, "What is a minimum viable product?" and "How does it help you save money and lower your risk profile when building a mobile app?"
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Top 50 tech websites [updated]
A collection of some of the best tech websites available in 2022 Writing a blog about tech? Trying to get the dish on the latest SF startups? Don’t waste time....
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User problems are business problems
Every startup hits some bumps along the road. You know this, of course. Funding problems, new competitive factors, flaws in the current business model…your local bookstore has two shelves on these topics.
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FRESH TECH: February 2022
Welcome to our monthly series — Fresh Tech — a collection of fun things on the web that sparked our interest with their fresh takes on tech. Monthly theme: Fresh design and tips to thrive in the New Year!
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Sneak peek: a mobile app for customized denim
This week we're offering an inside glimpse of one of our design projects. Here you can see the user interface for an e-commerce mobile app we're developing for the SHAABI Denim brand.
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Everything is agile
Back in the 90s, software development was a laborious, time-consuming process, and products could easily take three or more years to build. This time-lag meant that the entire landscape could shift before a product reached the market.