This week, as companies big and small have told employees to stay home, we sent an email to our clients, partners, and friends telling them something different.

This month, we’re discussing everything related to customer acquisition. We recently published our startup friendly guide and taught you how to calculate customer acquisition cost, so now let’s dive in even further.

Start with a definition of what working remotely means in today's employment market and then learn why it's part of our DNA here at Flying Saucer Studio.

The financial industry has long been as boring as the dark grey suits bankers have worn: utterly traditional and without any real colour. But Fintech startups are loosening up that stiff, banking uniform, inspiring colour and new style into the sector.

In almost every industry, companies are waking up to the fact that consumers are different today than they were just a decade ago.

We addressed the importance of having a solid and well-tested customer acquisition strategy, but what happens next? Once you’ve built and grown your customer base, your work is far from done – now you need to make sure your current customers continue purchasing your products and services.

You know how you have that one friend who never leaves the house without putting serious thought into the way they dress?

Every time I remember the way I used to start web projects a few years ago, it’s difficult not to think about how wrong and out of place I was. My first and last stage was to start creating the UI Design in Photoshop; no user flows, general research or wireframes were created.

When you’re contemplating a website redesign, the idea of migrating your existing blog and search engine cred can leave you sweating at inopportune moments.