Digital Stories

Earlier this year, we celebrated 10 years of [e-spres-oh] and the people that made it all possible. To rise to the occasion, and make it even more memorable, we planned a surprise trip for the whole team: a Work & Travel adventure in Florence, Italy.

Learning to thrive on challenges has brought us this far and it’s what keeps us going. Thus, to wrap up [e-spres-oh]’s first decade and code our way into the next one(s), we thought we’d share a cupful of challenges that fuel our vision for the future, one sip at a time.

As you try to push a successful product to market, you’ll discover that aligning stakeholders’ expectations, customer needs, financial constraints, deadlines, and tech requirements will often require trade-offs. Most of the time, these “bargains” will mean

Development teams use programming languages to code, but they also have a language of their own for day-to-day communication. Tech jargon saves developers a lot of time, but can often feel overwhelming for clients who want to build software products

Many businesses believe they can gracefully leap from an initial idea to a grand software product, often to find themselves falling into an endless maze of changing scopes. Skipping steps — even if it might be the faster alternative — ends up being a time-consuming