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Future Releases
The ongoing development of new features & planned releases is one way in keeping your market share & happy customers. Without a doubt the first release of your product will need further work, it’s vital that you get customer feedback, and you can track the improvement that is made on each release. Highly recommend that…
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Email services
Email services, in most cases, when starting out you most-lightly set up a free email with a service provider like Google Gmail & Outlook. Free is fine, but I’m a believer you get what you pay for, my recommendation is to do your research, look into the features that are available and the security level…
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Subscription
Ok let’s think Subscription, well you may or not know that most payment gateways now have subscription management built into the services. Stripe & Braintree are some of the services that I have worked with & would recommend. If you have a complex subscription model then you may need to move to a dedicated subscription…
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Prototyping
UI prototyping is the best way to visualise & communicate your idea. My recommendation when UI prototyping is not to worry about the detail or look & feel at the start of your development, that will come later. I use UX Pin for most UI & system design work, Uxpin also offers code MUI which…
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Planning
When planning your SaaS, select a project management tool you are going to use…If you not thinking of using one I would highly recommend doing so…There are several platforms on the market…& some are free. I use Jira for sprint planning by Atlassian for most of our project development & Confluence for requirements documentation. My…
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Flow Process
When designing & building out your SaaS idea think about each flow process from start to finish. For example, let’s say a form of information needs to be emailed, but to do so conditions need to be met before an action can trigger an event(s) within the platform before it’s sent. Developing your system flow…
