Blog - UPDIVISION

September 21st, 2022, posted in learning, our_people
by Andreea Z.

On extroverts, to-do lists and Roman emperors. 6 things I’ve learned as a Junior Project Manager

Being a PM has a certain ring to it, and many people are starting to consider it a viable career option. So here are 6 things to consider.

September 14th, 2022, posted in for_founders, tech_stuff
by Saiona

What is a Progressive Web App (PWA)? Explain it like I'm five

Promising to combine the best of web and mobile, PWA has the potential of a game-changing technology. As with any hot topic, it's surrounded by a lot of questions and related terminology.

September 9th, 2022, posted in news
by admin

UPDIVISION ranks as top reviewed company in the Manifest Awards 2022

UPDIVISION recently ranked as one of the most reviewed Romanian companies in several categories in the Manifest Awards 2022.

September 1st, 2022, posted in learning
by Adelina

How to make your designs code-ready for Tailwind CSS

Developers work better when the designs you make respect at least a few rules. So here’s how to do that with a UI Kit for Tailwind projects.

August 18th, 2022, posted in for_founders
by Saiona

How to estimate user stories for improved planning

Half of the work of providing good estimates is writing good user stories, as we`ve seen in this series. Now it`s time to look at how to estimate them for improved planning.

August 4th, 2022, posted in learning
by Adelina

Include all users: how to make your designs more accessible

In this article, we’ll be talking about specific ways you can make your designs accessible. Like pumping up that contrast, making ALT descriptions, and more.

July 28th, 2022, posted in for_founders
by Saiona

Turning your UI/UX designs into user stories

This is the second article in a three-part series called “A design-first approach to writing great user stories”. In the series, we talk about why we need to approach product discovery in a more visual way and how to do that in order to write better user stories.

July 11th, 2022, posted in for_founders
by Saiona

How to use UI/UX as a tool to discuss, clarify and agree on app requirements

This is the first article in a three-part series called “A design-first approach to writing great user stories”. In the series, we talk about why we need to approach product discovery in a more visual way and how to do that in order to write better user stories.

July 4th, 2022, posted in for_founders
by Saiona

A design-first approach to writing great user stories

Product Discovery has relied far too long on user stories as a tool for gathering requirements. What if design can serve the same purpose, but more effectively? What if this in turn leads to writing better user stories?