What is a backlog? A non-technical founder’s guide
A backlog is the prioritized list of what's still left to build in your product. Why it's yours, not your dev's, and how to prioritize it without code.
Engineering, product, and design notes from the Pixel Breeders team.
A backlog is the prioritized list of what's still left to build in your product. Why it's yours, not your dev's, and how to prioritize it without code.
A two-sided marketplace is two products plus a matching engine. A non-technical founder's guide to the cold-start problem, what to build first, and what to fake.
What is a tech stack? A plain-language guide for non-technical founders: how to read the stack you were handed, spot the red flags, and ask the right questions.
Micro SaaS is lean, niche subscription software that solves one problem. What it is, when it's worth building one, and the trap to avoid.
A change request is how a non-technical founder changes a software build on purpose, before the change becomes scope creep or a surprise invoice. The five-part framework.
How much an app costs isn't a question with a price list. The number is the output of decisions the founder hasn't made yet. A four-question framework to…
Three vendors, three near-identical pitches, no way to tell them apart. The honest way to choose a software development company: grade behavior, not the portfolio.
Project scope defines what's in and what stays out before you hire whoever builds your software. How to write one that protects the budget.
Your developer quit or your agency wants more money, and you need to know if the code is sound. What a code audit checks, who should run it,…
System integration explained for the non-technical founder: when to connect your tools and how to choose between Zapier, an iPaaS, and custom code.