Category: Website Development & Feedback

As a business, we’re regularly trying new products and tools to help us with our software development.

Especially when building customer-centric products, the software text matters. Providing software in our customer’s native language impacts the user experience a lot. 

Therefore, we evaluated different platforms for software localization and wanted to share some of our findings.

How does a team under 10 people pull off software localization in over 60 countries?

Well, it requires super-talented and enthusiastic people. Having a super easy-to-use feedback reporting tool for power users to send screenshots of translation issues also comes in handy!

Roger Dooley, the author of Friction and Brainfluence, is an expert in behavioral science and customer experience. He joined the Feedback Tribe‘s slack group yesterday for a round of Ask Me Anything.

Recently, some people approached me asking for advice on how to get started as a front-end developer. With its ever changing technologies and frameworks, it can be quite difficult and overwhelming starting out in the field of front-end development.

In this blog post, you can find 10 tips on how to become a front-end developer!

Keeping the marketing website flawless while agilely renewing the content is not a one-man job! But when many stakeholders are involved, it’s difficult to streamline the suggestions and issues.

That’s why Dynatrace added a website feedback tool to make it easy to send in feedback and triage tasks.

More and more SaaS application businesses are taking off the ground today. And it’s great.

The SaaS business is a super-fast growing industry attracting more and more people and companies. These organizations are more and more floating applications in the cloud. Scaling in the cloud has some essential benefits and risks as well.

In this article we are going to show you how to start building a cloud-based SaaS architecture, dealing with issues of scalability and what this means for your SaaS application.

Building a global SaaS product isn’t easy. You have to localize your product, translate your website, and make sure that everything’s still up and running.

And there might be a major UI problem, which looks like a tiny thing at first but is actually something to think about a little longer. What I’m talking about is the visualization of selecting a language.

How can you visualize the option to change languages so that your global audience can choose which language they want to use?

Quality assurance should be a happy step in web projects, but often poor QA efficiency makes the team and clients feel unease.

Usersnap provided a streamlined solution that works perfectly for DIG to collect web feedback and bug reports in their application.