Mo Shafieeha

Designing products that address fundamental user problems is what UX and product design have always meant to me. We ought to think of usable and useful products as providing the most of what user experience entails; foremost of all, meeting user needs. Because of this, it is important to understand product thinking.

Blockchain and EdTechWith blockchain, learners and teachers can create and verify secure identities. Transcripts should be sent anywhere. This will free you from specific study areas. Educators can easily prove their qualifications. Blockchain will rethink trust in online education.Blockchain technology has the potential to shake up the educational... See more

It makes sense to him to look at organizational design from a more practical perspective by referring to it as 'searching for form-context fit.' You can make small changes to your team or observe how changes percolate throughout the entire company. You just have to watch, try things out, and then reflect on what happens if you want to learn how to... See more

It's important to get enough sleep, get good quality sleep, and let your body experience all the phases of sleep (such as slow-wave, and REM) in order to optimize metabolic circuits. It's good for your health to sleep and wake at roughly the same time, expose yourself to bright light in the morning, and dim light at night.

Anticipate Failure Anything that could improve connectivity is a positive thing to look forward to. The key is keeping client latency low and ensuring clients are prepared for very high traffic with cache control, sidecars, timeouts, circuit breakers, and retries. In addition to improving healthy signals from the services, it's critical to... See more

1. Initial concept development/MVP This is the phase in which human-centered design exists. It is a discovery of a real problem people face in the real world, and we set out to solve it. For example, you may create an app to allow people to share rides. In order to launch your MVP, you design, test, and prototype it with potential customers.

After learning content marketing for two years, the author realized he could have gained much more knowledge talking to failed content marketers. You'll want to find out why they've left in those conversations. You'll also want to find out what coping strategies they used. You might succeed if you avoid all the ways that you could fail.