NYU Stern Adjunct Assistant Professor Taylor Valore shares why Bubble is the perfect platform for MBA students to learn technical systems fundamentals.

User story mapping is a prioritization technique that allows you to keep the customer experience front and center. Here’s how it works and how to use it with your team.

The Jobs to be Done framework helps you prioritize your product development based on customer needs, not feature ideas. Here’s how it can help you push for innovation.

Record and protect your Bubble app’s progress as you continue your development journey.

Looking for an easy-to-use prioritization model for your roadmap? The MoSCoW method can help. Here’s how to use it effectively.

The Kano model is a great prioritization method for focusing on customer satisfaction. Here’s what it is, how to use it, and who it’s for.

Prioritizing features for development can be tricky. Here are 8 of the best frameworks to try to navigate product development.

What exactly should the product development process include? We’ll walk you through the six key stages and how to implement them.

We match core software building blocks — like data types and functions — to their visual programming counterparts in Bubble.

Applications for this year’s 8-week product accelerator program will be open from April 24 to May 24, 2024.

Follow this interactive tutorial to learn how you can store and use individual colors as dynamic data throughout your app.

Directly connect your Bubble app to 1,700+ tools with just a few no-code clicks.

Inspired by an idea to help connect influencers with emerging musical artists, Peter Kwitny taught himself Bubble — and the rest is history.

Realize your product vision with this strategic and flexible framework.

Product development includes a lot more than you might think. Get the details on our effective product development process and steal some ideas for your product launch.