I attended yet another workshop organized by Founder Institute titled ‘Proof of Concept to Scalable MVP: Navigating the Product Development Journey’. The workshop was designed to provide non-technical startup founders with guidance on the entire product development process, from planning and formulating a proof of concept to creating a fully functioning MVP and maintaining it. …
Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center organized an exciting fireside chat with Uri Levine, who built two unicorn companies, worked with dozens of startups, and is the author of the book ‘Fall in love with the problem, not the solution’. Solve a problem and create value When asked what ‘Fall in love with the problem, not the solution …
Previously I wrote about a workshop I attended titled Master Your Business Plan for 2023. A big part of the workshop was devoted to the topic of the business model canvas, what is it used for and why is it important so I wanted to devote one blog post solely to this topic. What is …
I am spending this winter on Korcula island exploring different events on the Eventbrite platform that can further my efforts to become a successful entrepreneur and startup founder. Previously I attended an event by Founder Institute titled How To Identify a Viable Business Idea and Launch Your Startup. The next event in line was Master …
Founder Institute, an American business incubator, entrepreneur training, and startup launch program organized a workshop and a networking event titled: How to identify a viable business idea and launch your startup. I attended it together with over 400 attendees from around the world. These are the most important takeaways. Focus on the problem you’re trying …
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An award-winning Slovenian ABC Accelerator program for startups and scaleups, focusing on traction, revenue, and next investment, invited me for a round of online workshops that I attended this December. B2B Accelerator – optimize your sales processes This workshop was led by Žiga Komac, an engineer who advises companies of all sizes on the implementation of …
Week 3 of the Google’s Foundations of User Experience (UX) Design is behind me. In this week we covered the Design sprint – an intense 5-day process where user-centered teams tackle design problems. Working with expert insights, teams ideate and test solutions on selected users in a short time span. Five phases of the design …
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I have successfully completed the Week 2 of the Foundations of User Experience (UX) Design course by Google on the Coursera platform. The main takeaway from this week is the importance of having accessibility and assistive technology in mind when designing products and user experiences. Accessibility Designing with accessibility in mind means that we are …
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In the last two months, one could argue I haven’t made much progress with my studies with Coursera: Web Design for Everybody: Basics of Web Development & Coding Specialization course by Michigan University and Google UX Design course. Introduction to HTML and CSS3 I first enrolled and started Web Design for Everybody at the beginning of …
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This week I finished Week 1 of Introduction to CSS3 with a course by Michigan University – Web Design for Everybody: Basics of Web Development & Coding Specialization. To pass Week 1 and proceed onto Week 2 I had to pass a Peer-graded Assignment with the following tasks: Create a file called hw1.css and save …
