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Here’s a quick overview of the main findings for my set of data from 386 AngelList trending startups:

* 39% have pricing publicly available
* The average number of packages is 3.5
* 44% sell the benefits on-page
* 84% organize prices low to high
* 9% organize prices high to low
* 59% list t Read More

Many consumer apps of all sizes and budgets fail because they overlook key factors that directly impact the success and sustainability of their app. Here are some companies we, at Process Street, have found that did almost everything right—and failed as a result of one mistake.

Ignoring the impa Read More

Process Street is a great example of a modern SaaS-based, lightweight tool that supports team productivity with transparency. It’s an early-stage company: founded 2 years ago, and currently angel-funded, nevertheless it’s already picked up a number of high-profile customers (LinkedIn, Cisco, Sherat Read More

This post is about the evolution of UX — although we know it now as a way to keep users sticking around — this is from a time period when it wasn’t so much of a big deal.
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As a remote worker, I know the pain of finding the perfect spot in a busy cafe (outlet at my disposal, right next to the router, comfiest chairs) and then realizing I have to go to the bathroom. This post is designed to help remote workers everywhere optimize their task list, schedule, and even dri Read More

A quiet remote team is a sign that something’s up. Healthy teams bounce ideas off of each other, ask for help, and collaborate openly. Quiet teams struggle with miscommunication, become inactive at work, and are even fearful of speaking freely. Without a culture of communication, remote teams fall Read More

Are you able to focus when you’re not in an office? It depends what kind of person you are. I’m lucky enough to have only worked for a few months of my life in an office, and the rest of the time I’ve been totally remote. I’ve never played more online chess than I did during those few months spent Read More

Today I’m wrapping up the mini series we have been going through that is all about warming your readers up. We have been talking about how to take readers from being completely unaware of who you are or cold to being fully engaged with you or warmed up. Read More

It’s time to take user onboarding seriously. Most apps have some semblance of onboarding since they don’t want to throw new users into the deep end of their product. But too often, the answers to users’ questions are buried in an IKEA-esque manual somewhere deep in the product rather than where (an Read More

Application programming interfaces (APIs) are everywhere around us today. Just think – every time you “like” a post or send a friend request on social media, you are talking to an API. But until recently, it was primarily software engineers who were responsible for understanding APIs. Nowadays, the Read More