In May, I travelled to Montreal to attend the Schoolism House Workshop . 28 days of intensive art training, that I hoped would help boost my artistic-know-how. I also found that much of what I learnt was very practical advice that could be applied...
A small change to employee share schemes last July has been long awaited by Australian startups. In nurturing its own tech scene, Australia often looks towards Silicon Valley. While much has been written comparing the two, everyone agrees Australia had...
NOTE: If you’ve come here via some amazing Google FU you’ll find a more up to date version (July 2019) of these questions here. Whether you’re a brand new BugHerder, or you’ve been tracking bugs with us for years, there’s...
No matter what your industry or interest, it’s always important to make sure you stay up to date with what’s happening. Sometimes, working in the start-up community can make it slightly harder; good people often change jobs and projects on...
Getting the most out of every day can be hard. Whether you work from the spare room at home, or a busy corporate open-plan office, creating a space where you can just get on with things isn’t always easy to...
The benefits and challenges of working globally Having a geographically dispersed team can be challenging. Especially when you’re collaborating, and especially when you’re in different timezones. Slack, for example, is fantastic for collaborating with folks that are at work at...
Creating a wireframe can be so many different things. It could be a flow chart of how your user gets from A to B. It could be a 5 second sketch that you drew on a napkin. Or it could...
It’s hard to believe it’s been 5 years since Matt and I were out there pushing the funding wheelbarrow around for BugHerd. Back then he was the one getting up and doing the pitching, something I’ll never envy him for...
That special day of the year is finally here! April Fools! We love a good prank, but unfortunately we’re far too busy doing important work to make up an elaborate hoax (which you’d likely see through anyway), so we thought...
Designing for people, not computers Interacting with clients in any field of work is often viewed as a negative experience. People care very much about the way their coffee tastes, people care that their children are getting the education they...
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