For tech leaders and operational teams burned by flaky freelancers, inflexible agencies or communication breakdowns, it’s no wonder that outsourcing feels like a risk, or even an admission of failure.
So, you had to move fast. Quickly knocking up a proof of concept, an MVP, a quick win - in a bid to just get something working and out the door. Hooray! It did its job. But now, months later, you're still building on top of that early code.
AI tooling is everywhere right now, and its promise is compelling: faster fixes, cleaner code, less time trawling through legacy spaghetti. For product leaders sitting on fragile apps with creaking codebases, it sounds like a golden ticket. But, where does the hype end and the risk begin?
Users don’t hang around to wait for fixes or suffer through something that isn’t made for them. They uninstall, leave a bad review and move on to the next alternative. But, there is some good news! Device fragmentation is manageable, if you approach it strategically…
Accessibility is one of those things many teams put off. Especially when the app in question is already under pressure due to tangled legacy code, inconsistent UI or performance issues that feel more urgent.
“We know we need to go mobile, but we don’t even know where to start.” If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. For many leadership teams, mobile feels like the next logical move, but it also feels expensive, overwhelming and full of risk.