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How to reduce time to market and launch a product faster
Striking a balance between speed and quality in product launch plan is crucial for success. Learn about five strategies to achieve a faster speed-to-market and enhance customer value.
6 rules for onsite research that will enhance your digital product
Field trips are proved to be one of the finest methods to learn more insight and get to know the client better. Find out more about Selecto's six rules to dive deep into client's business and maximize on-sites value.
Why you shouldn't ignore competitor analysis
Every business has to know its competition. Since the relevance of competitive analysis is often put into a question, here we go through the most common concerns to understand whether it really makes sense or not.
Could a project run without a business analyst?
To design the right products and services, you need the right team. Here we consider the role of a business analyst on a project and explore whether an individual specialist should be involved to conduct business analysis.
Selecto recognized as a Global Leader by Clutch
We’re delighted to announce that Selecto has been featured on Clutch’s list of the top UX agencies globally.
How to update a mobile app without scaring your audience away
It’s also a good idea to add some hyping features that will help you cover a wider audience. Here are the hottest mobile app development trends.
Tune your design in hot trends 2020
There is lots of information about trends out there. And usually, the different points contradict one another. Check it out!
Memorable 2019. Selecto year review
This year was full of significant actions, events and achievements. Sharing what was valuable and useful in 2019.
First explore, then start: 5 reasons why you need software product discovery
Product discovery is sure to make your team work more efficiently. Here’s why we recommend starting software development with the discovery phase.
Human-centered design: a buzzword to coax money out of you or the real deal in cost-efficiency?
Design thinking is a five-step process that aims at the efficient development of solutions to be adopted by users.
What is MVP and why does your idea need it?
If you have an impressive, innovative idea for your startup launch a basic version of the product and prove that it's suitable for solving the exact problem the customer is looking for.