Expert Articles

In the second installment of our Design Sprint series, we dive into the expert interviews that helped shape our strategy for Seer Healthcare. From identifying user pain points to uncovering new opportunities, we break down how we leveraged expert insights to drive innovation and build a better product.

When it comes to SaaS development, having a brilliant idea is only half the battle. The other half? Assembling the right team to bring that idea to life—on time and on budget. At Thytanium, we know that building successful software isn't just about writing code; it's about putting together the right mix of talent, expertise, and collaboration to deliver a high-quality product without unnecessary delays.

Can a four-day sprint really solve complex business challenges? At Thytanium, we put the Design Sprint to the test with Seer Healthcare, tackling user adoption issues and boosting engagement—all in just four days. In this first installment of our Design Sprint journey, we break down how we streamlined the process, set a clear long-term goal, and aligned the team for rapid innovation.

Building a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is a crucial step for any startup. It's the first version of your product that you can test with real users, gather feedback, and iterate on. But how do you build an MVP that's both functional and cost-effective?

When launching a startup, it's tempting to rely on off-the-shelf software solutions to save time and costs. But as your business grows, you'll quickly realize that these one-size-fits-all tools can become a bottleneck rather than a boost.

One of the biggest obstacles to staying on schedule is unclear scope. In simple terms, scope clarity means knowing exactly what your SaaS product will include—and what it won’t. Without it, teams can find themselves lost in endless revisions, unexpected costs, and missed deadlines.