Anton Baryshevskiy

It's not about huge, ridiculous things that we need to do. It's about tiny things that can make a huge amount of difference. Paul Bennett, TED-talk “Design is in the details” It is not only about the devil who hides behind the details - it is also about the design itself. We often hear that the less design - the better, and the top-meeting our expectations design is the one which is totally unnoticeable to a user it interacts with. But what are the best practices for ux design these

Every innovative idea that enters the world’s tech market today needs a support - in either acceleration or incubation forms; nonetheless, these two often get confused and mixed up. What is the difference between business incubator and accelerator, and which one is a better fit for your case? This article highlights the key figures of accelerator and incubator comparison. Spotify, Product Hunt and Uber - what do these three have in common? The answer is at your fingertips - these 3 amazing

An article aimed to highlight the main beauties that programming language Swift has. Here I would love to start from a quick quiz. Question: What is the programming language the iOS apps are written on? a)C# b)Objective-C c)Swift Apparently if you have chosen all of the above - you are 100% correct, all of the mentioned languages are of use when it comes to iOS development. Though, it would not be odd to mention all of them are different due to a huge “generation gap” that separates t

How many iPhones have already been sold worldwide? Frankly speaking, more than we could imagine: Apple has sold over 700 million iPhones already. According to Networkworld magazine, Apple CEO Tim Cook has announced that Apple has sold this amount of iPhones in March 2016, so right now, although there are no recent updates about the sales wave of Apple, we recon 800 million of freshly-made iPhones have already found their loyal owners. Read also: Port iOS App to Android This, and a bunch of

Did you know that the top reason for Apple to reject an app is the inaccurate performance of the application? On average, App Store rejects about 1.7 million apps annually, according to Apple. Most of them haven’t worked successfully due to internal errors, instant crashes, and empty websites being removed from the application's internals. And this also happens to be the first place holder in the nomination “Top reasons for app suspension” this January. What about the other reasons for App sto

Flats For Pets is a newly-released social platform designed for both pet owners and animals as a social space where you can find a comforting place for your beloved Fluffy. Airbnb for pets. The original concept our customer approached us with was completely different to an animal-friendly solution for the whole pet-owning population of Poland we have now. The idea our clients - a young and animal-loving pair of Nikita and Victoria Valetovi have originally approached us with was “Airbnb f

In this article, we’re going to talk about the four different types of clients for counseling and how to deal with each type. This information will be useful for sales managers, project managers, business owners and anyone who needs to engage in negotiations from time to time. Everyone can be divided into 2 categories (logical and emotional) and 2 subcategories (dominating or adapting). Logical people have great memories and analytical thinking skills. They are talented in mathematics and lang

How do apps make money? According to the latest research, people nowadays use mobile devices more often than desktops. So if you want to succeed with your own startup, you should consider mobile application development. When you come up with a great idea and decide to build your own app, you’ll be faced with an issue: “How to monetize your mobile application?” In this article Mind Studios team would like to share our extensive experience in mobile app monetization strategies for your mobile ap