Reading Time: 5 minutes In design, the word ‘fidelity’ is used to describe how detailed or functional a design is. Low fidelity prototypes are basic and focus on ideas and structure, while High fidelity prototypes are refined and resemble the final product. Each type serves a unique purpose in the design process, helping teams test, improve, and finalize their …
Reading Time: 5 minutes A project or any time-based initiative is viewed as a blend of three constraints: Together, these three constraints form an iron triangle. It is the heart of every project, and every project manager must be adept at balancing these constraints. In this blog post, we have discussed what actually a project management triangle is, its …
Reading Time: 5 minutes Idea validation is essential before investing resources and time into executing a product or business idea. It includes testing the idea against the reality of the market to decide its potential success. There should be three levels for validation: product, market, and organization model. Not all exceptional products or business ideas do well after being …
Reading Time: 5 minutes If you’ve designed an app or website without any wireframe, you’ll understand why the wireframe design process matters. Without the wireframes, it’s hard for your teams to visualize what they’re working on. How do your timeline user workflows, or recognize what content will be displayed on which screens? It’s extremely frustrating if designers comment on …
Reading Time: 5 minutes Both markets and customers evolve continuously. New trends and requirements enter the game, and the previous service standards stop responding to the demands and expectations of the customers. It is natural that things never remain static. So, it is important to not only master the product development life cycle (PDLC) but also adapt products and …
