Crafting Sustainable, Sticky, and Cost-Efficient Digital Products

There is no one size fits all for product development. But there are some tips and tricks you can learn to navigate and ace the process. How do you implement a technical roadmap that makes sense for your venture? Some products need commercialisation-grade implementation, some just need an MVP to get funding. Some products just need a few tweaks to create a nicer experience and be more sticky!

What you'll learn

Building MVPs versus commercial product
Building digital technology that is sustainable
Technical roadmapping
Commercial considerations
Psychological techniques to make your product more sticky

About Miroma Project Factory

We are a globally integrated digital development studio that offers unique behaviour change, storytelling and gamification services that deliver meaningful outcomes. We advise clients within the startup and scale up sectors, across commercial, NFP, private and govt, on how to implement a technical roadmap that makes sense for them.

Find us at www.theprojectfactory.com

About Spark Festival

Spark Festival has a mandate to coordinate and promote startup-focused events that spark engagement into and across the startup ecosystem.

Spark Festival 2024 is proudly supported by the City of Sydney, and has been made possible by support from the Australian Government Department of Industry, Science and Resources, ACS Labs and Harbour City Labs, Herbert Smith Freehills, Stone and Chalk, Atlassian Foundation, Startup Daily, Net Nada and Startup/Angels.

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