A few short articles sharing experience and knowledge acquired throughout the years. I like to cover technical, organizational, and entrepreneurial topics there.
As a front-end developer, I am systematically faced with SEO issues during the development of webapps. A good technical implementation, early in the process of building a product, is key as it only bears fruit in the medium term. It is also transparent to the end user... although essential for the business.
Through my various experiences, I've been on both sides of the fence: the one pitching (especially at Lalamove, a scale-up where I experienced Series A and B) and the one being pitched to (at BridgeMtl, where I was part of a jury). I have some insights into the structure of a successful pitch. I'll provide an example to illustrate them.
Some time ago, a colleague recommended 'Shape Up' to me, promising that the approach would be more 'pragmatic' and 'concrete' than the theories we usually see in work frameworks. Scrum, SAFE, agile in general, etc... as a manager, it's easy to feel lost and especially ineffective in applying these methods. I appreciated the approach of Shape Up, which helped demystify the topic for me. Here, I provide a brief summary.
After a few years of working on technical issues related to e-commerce, I suggest here to explore what I believe to be a list of services that can make up an e-com platform. I deliberately chose to remain concise and to focus on UX. What impact for the customer? Normally, if you implement these various components, your business should run smoothly ;)
I suggest here to explore some metrics that I find relevant. They have supported the discussions of my experiences in e-commerce. I have chosen the sectors of logistics, transport, finance, marketing, merchandising, and technology, which are the pillars of online commerce operations.