Have you not heard of Bolt CMS before? Let me fill you in on the big picture in under 30 seconds: Bolt CMS is the content management system built for all three user groups: you, the implementor, the content editors, and the site end users. At Bolt HQ, we are…

Sharing my first-hand experience over the past year and a bit — Do you want to know what it is like to work for a web design agency? In the next few minutes, I’ll share with you my experience for working as a developer at a 10-people agency over the past year and a bit. 1. You’ll work on many, many projects every quarter, and every year. Especially at web development agencies, who mostly…

How I built a usable product through curiosity and iteration — This December 2020, in the space of a little over a couple of weeks, I built a small open-source application. tinybreak.online is a tab in your browser that reminds you to take regular 20-second breaks, every 20 minutes. …

Shortly after my promotion to Software Developer and Junior Product Manager, I was given my first professional assignment that involved managing people. That assignment required me to teach 2 co-workers, who had recently joined the company, to work with Bolt CMS [an open-source, in-house developed content management system]. …

Hint: I learned a lot. And I loved every minute. — Bolt CMS v4, the project I’ve worked on for one year now, has just been released. It has been quite a journey involving a lot of learning and dedication (as well as waking up at night with solutions to problems that bothered me during the day). …

Bolt CMS has been officially released this week, bringing fruit to a two-year-long journey of extensive development. During that time, we asked questions, we learnt from previous successes and mistakes, and we rolled up our sleeves and wrote code. The result? …

Being bombarded with products all the time, we all find ourselves on a pricing page from time to time. Right? “Oh wow! What a great pricing page. It shows all the information I need, in good time and order. Wow, I want to try this out.” — said nobody ever. …

The 6 step guide to learning product — There is a lot of confusion out there about product, product management, product owners, product manager. Everyone’s talking about Agile, Scrum, Lean, etc. Learning is a step-by-step process, building one block of knowledge on top of the other. …

To live in the Information Age sounds fun and, for the most part, it is. In this age, data is becoming increasingly easier to collect. But as we get more and more of it, to organise this data into information we can get meaning and value from becomes a challenge…