Product discovery is an iterative, experimental and subjective process, with the chances of boiling the ocean and having to pivot many times over being high. Regardless of what I’d read before, finding compelling products to build in the EdTech space was an illuminating experience.

Building products that resonate with the user is the holy-grail of the start-up world and a landing page test is a popular way of testing an idea. But how does one increase the chances of a successful test?

How does one go about building a (digital) product? Through a real-life example, this series provides a roadmap.

As the first in the series, this article sheds some light on laying a strong foundation.

A summary of Marty Cagan's stance on product management and the factors that make companies product-led.

The second instalment in the series explores the nuances and best practices involved in user interviews.

Testing whole ideas is a waste of time, money and effort. Focusing on the underlying assumptions within a set of ideas is the best way forward.

Notes, tips and insights from building ScienceQuests, a gamified web app to help kids learn science.

Challenges, learnings, and evolving dynamics in higher education from the perspective of a new lecturer.