When you have already found the Team for your software or hardware product development and all the requirements are ready, you’re probably on the stage of planning the development process itself. We described in our previous article some general principles of the workflow (what a sprint and backlog mean, who stakeholders and product owner are).

The research says that today’s prospects of online shops spend 89% of their time on smartphones in apps. In general, mobile applications are intended to simplify the customer’s shopping experience and make it more personal.

The lean startup methodology says that prototyping is a high-priority stage since it helps verify your idea from the technical and market points of view in a very short term and using minimal resources. But what is the real time you need to develop the very first functional prototype?

Our team aimed to get a smart desk clock prototype done in a month. Here are some handy tips we learned from the process.