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Guide for Software Product Inventors
 Avoid Project Death by Unawareness
Every great software idea sits between two cliffs: what you know and what you don’t know, you don’t know.
Drawing from 16 years at the helm of a successful software agency, we’ve watched promising ventures stumble into these gaps – not from lack of innovation, but from invisible blind spots.
Validating Your Software's Survival Rate
If we’re honest with ourselves, we’ll recognise that we have a tendency to fall in love with our own ideas and that, if we’re not careful, this can lead us to skipping or minimizing this vital first step, Market Validation.
Whether an in-house product, or an external product intended to be sold to others, the first thing we don’t usually know is what else exists in the world. We also don’t entirely know what people need and what they’ll pay for it.
In this book, learn how to do a quick check on your own so that you can be sure you ticked this off before launching your product.Â
Ensuring a Smooth Transition Between Developers
There isn’t an ideal timeframe to allow for the transition in handing over a development project. It will vary depending on the scale, complexity and maturity of the project.
Regardless of the situation, there are simple things that you can do to ensure a smooth transition between developers.
Here’s an expert tip: Find a software development company who has a proven track of record in implementing unfinished projects that turned out to be a success. With onboarding new developers, you will need to assign somebody trustworthy who will be responsible for the legacy code and who can openly share the lesson learned from the mistakes of the previous developers.
Making Smart Technology Choices for your Software or App
When building software, the technologies you use often depend on your development partners’ preferences. While they may advocate their preferred tech stack as the best option for your project, it’s crucial to evaluate if it’s truly the right fit. There are usually multiple suitable options, but sometimes a poor tech choice can hinder the product or make it challenging to find talent in the future.
The book enumerates the primary criteria to ensure that the programming languages, frameworks, and database technologies your development partner plans to use are right for your project.
Don’t let those HIDDEN GAPS sink your Software Projects
 This practical guide shines a light on the development journey, equipping non-technical founders with insider knowledge that took me nearly two decades to acquire. From crucial questions you should be asking to understanding the answers you receive, consider this your map through the technical maze of building successful software products.
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