I’ve recently discovered a very interesting resource where web entrepreneurs share real experience on how they improved their web site conversions. ABTests: http://www.abtests.com/ Although currently the number of samples is not great you may find there some interesting ideas for improving your web site’s \ application’s conversion ratio. You are also welcome to share your [...]
A pretty common question on software development forums: Should I release my new product in July or postpone it for a couple of months? I recommend to release your new software product as soon as possible to quickly test the product idea and to start communication with users. July is a good time for pilot [...]
If you have ever released an update of your software product then you likely faced the problem of notifying your existing customers about the update. In this post I’d like to give a simple yet very important advice how to notify your customers properly. Releasing the upgrade is a very important task. After several months [...]
This is a short and simple plan for quick testing final release of your software application before making it public. Just not to overlook something trivial but very important. Texts Spelling: Check all text labels, menu items, hints and messages for typos. Version: If you don’t increment your version or build number automatically during compilation [...]
Recently, we’ve published Dr.Explain v.3.0 beta for open beta testing. This is a major version update and we added a lot of really cool but complicated (for programming, not for users) features. So, we have to run comprehensive tests before releasing this update officially. In this post I’d like to tell briefly how we run [...]
There are problems in your software! Otherwise your “demo installations / orders” ratio must be 100%, is it? If it’s 100% don’t read this post and write your own one about how you achieved this. People are lazy and they will hardly write you by e-mail about problems they have with your program. They likely [...]
Kaizen is all about continuous improvement. I’d like to acquaint you with a tactics that I use to find out what else may be improved in our Dr.Explain software and other our products. Besides feedback from users, which is very important of course, I use a trick that I call ‘A Saturday Newbie’. The tactics [...]
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