Web design trends come and go, but the most successful software companies seem to prosper regardless of evolving stylistic trends. That’s because they understand what makes their customers tick and how they can best serve their needs. 3 Good Examples From Other Software Companies Software websites are often unique in the sense that they have to convey a lot of information – clearly explaining what their product does and how it’s unique when compared to other options – but they still have to take into account the need for simplicity and minimalism. Here are three good examples of what this looks like when executed to perfection. 1.
Well, Google has done it again. Taking whiteboards to the next level.
I have been using mindmeister for several years to simply map out ideas. Doesn't matter if it's a small project that just needs some form or a complex set of ideas with lots of interconnected parts, mindmeister locks me in and gives me a nice visual presentation to keep me focused. Check it out.
This is a wonderful interview with Treehouse CEO Ryan Carson (@ryancarson) . Ryan talks about how his 60-person company thrives without managers AND a 4-day work week. Thanks, GrowthEverywhere, for another great commute podcast ;) Source: How Treehouse, an $8M Revenue Company, Operates on a 4-Day Work Week
A little girl visiting Santa at the Cleveland Centre shopping mall in Middlesbrough, UK was unable to communicate with Jolly St. Nick. Her mother told him, “she can’t speak very well.” Quick-thinking Santa asked the girl’s mother, “can she sign at all?” First he taps her to get her attention. As he starts to communicate with her using sign language, the look on her face says it all. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPcTB86aT0Y[/embed]
Yeah, it's pop but I like what they do with it.