#MAINTAINING COMPOSURE FREE#

How do we do this?Īgencies ultimately exist to deliver valuable work for clients within the constraints of time and budget. The solution? You need to be agile and reactive at every turn and adapt your process to the changing needs of the project. It can sometimes feel like every new project is an exception to the rule. We work with a wide variety of clients who all have different problems, needs and goals. As an agency that specialises in MVPs and early stage products every day presents a new challenge. It’s essential to empathise with each stakeholder’s perspective and needs to ensure everyone is happy and has what they need to deliver results.Īs anyone who’s been part of building a digital product will know - it’s an unavoidably complex process. There are additional challenges thrown in the mix when you’re working with a team spread across three continents. With many different people and specialisms working together who may have competing ideas and strategies, maintaining harmony is key. In any multi-functional agency it’s important to maintain structure amongst the (potential) madness.

#MAINTAINING COMPOSURE FREE#

By resisting the natural tendency to over-plan in the face of a complex task, each member of the team is given a free hand to try ideas and find the best route forward using their own initiative. By applying agile principles which allow for and actually encourage change and adaptability we create a structure that balances process and pre-planning with creative freedom. Channelled in the right way a little bit of chaos can be a positive part of the design and development process. That’s how we like to think about chaos at Crowdform. It’s chaotic, yes, but everyone knows where they’re going, and they continually adjust to the fastest available way to get there.” Jack Skeels in AdWeek compares chaos to a rush-hour train station: “Experienced commuters seem to dance between entries, exits, and platforms as trains come and go.

Maintaining composure