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What is a Minimum Viable No-Code Stack?

At Xperian, we've found that the best way to validate an idea is to build a No-Code MVP. We've learned to build these MVPs as quickly as possible. The quicker we can test our assumptions, the quicker we can fail and learn. That's using the Minimum Viable No-Code Stack (MVNCS)

Introducing: Frugal MVP

Learn how to ship an MVP in less than 12 Hours with the power of No-Code.

Jenga & Products

A good product is many ways similar to building a jenga tower. Have a great foundation on understanding your customers, making and testing the solution you build for them. Each block is assumption on which most products are built.

Announcing: Digital Product Design Intensive

A 16 week digital product design aka ux/ui bootcamp. The bootcamp brings our best learnings from being practitioners and teachers all along. Applications Open

What if FAQs are better with Audio?

Sometimes it is so much easier to talk from heart without worrying about sentence formation, grammar, appropriate verbs, adjectives etc about the DPDI Program. Presenting Audio FAQs.

Launched: Xperian Website

1200+ days ago we started our journey with a question: What is that one problem statement we must work on for the rest of our lives?

New Launch: Maker Shots

As a team we hate inefficiency and ineffectiveness in every form and factor. We hate it even more when the inefficiency is collective and at scale. It took us almost two years to understand the problem of betterment and belonging. After a ton of trials we zeroed in on Makers

Overview of Type Scale in UI Design

A type scale is a collection of carefully picked font sizes that we use to represent different text elements in order to establish a balanced and harmonious composition in User Interface. Here is a quick video which is a primer on Typescale for UI design 👇

5 skills to coach yourself as a designer

by Karthi Subbaraman In my product coaching practice, past few weeks has been a little strange. The questions are not anymore about products or teams or culture or screens, it is mostly about life and finding self. Probably it is the effect of pandemic and the ongoing deadlier second wave

3 truths to craft a lead designer resume that hiring managers love

by Karthi Subbaraman Are you a designer who can craft pixel perfect screens in a jiffy but struggle to put together a decent resume that deserves a second look from a hiring manager? You are not alone. As designers we suffer resume design as our feedback loop (recruiter or hiring