Today Dave and Craig are talking about how to avoid feature creep and maintain the core purpose and user experience that your application was originally set to have.
Inspired by a tweet from previous guest on the show and host of the Bootstrapped Web podast, Brian Casel, it’s nice to talk not about the places where companies are falling short in their design and user experience, but rather to talk about examples of companies doing this exceptionally well, and what we can all learn from this.
What has your experience been in building and scaling a SaaS application while maintaining the original vision and UX that you promised users? Drop us a note at podcast@roguestartups.com or leave a comment below.
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