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by tejcirkulate 8y ago
1. Contextual design, holzblat How to understand and structure a user's life and environment and what to look for when they are struggling with a problem or using your product. 2. Lean Customer Development, Cindy Alvarez Practical and
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by tejcirkulate 8y ago
A project to help my developer friends save time from sending reports from our databases to business oriented folks who will only consume data in spreadsheets. Any thoughts on how useful this might be for others?
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Show HN: Spreadsheets that speak SQL(cirkulate.com)
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Show HN: Eliminate boring work of preparing database reports(cirkulate.com)
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Ask HN: In 2018, how do you send reports in spreadsheets to non-tech teams?
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by tejcirkulate 8y ago
If you're willing to put in the effort for some serious study, then try these 2 books. They worked very well for me. a. About Face 3 by Alan Cooper b. Contextual Design by Karen Holtzblatt These two will set you up.
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by tejcirkulate 8y ago
One more thing I wanted to add is that it sure does look like a catch-22 but the counter-intuitive thing here is that you cannot solve for revenue by gaining more users. Revenue is a lagging metric that is a result of many things that you d
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by tejcirkulate 8y ago
"To increase users, we need to spend more." Its great that you left the sentence ended at "more" because generally the answer isnt in spending more money, its about discovering those channels that help you get your messa
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by tejcirkulate 8y ago
This is really really useful idea. I've been looking for something like this for a while. I generally like to take my YT playlist of mostly talks, etc and hear while driving. Would love to see this turned into a mobile app.
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by tejcirkulate 8y ago
And the live demo is here. No need to sign up to check it out in action: https://app.cirkulate.com/demo