Our thoughts on this trend, its possible impact, and how to prepare your business for it Written by Miguel Esparza (Director of Growth at Umvel), Brenda Aguilar (UX Designer and Researcher), and Montserrat Aguilar (UX Designer and Researcher). At this point, everyone who is regularly on the internet has heard…

Umvel’s framework for data maturity assessment — Written by Cesar Moron, Data & Analytics expert at Umvel Nowadays, we’re living in a hyperconnected system where almost every interaction we have, generates data. Organizations that have succeeded in gathering, saving, processing and extracting insights from data, are great examples of why The Economist stated back in 2017 that…

A quick intro on how a controversial methodology changed the way we interact with interfaces today, and some key possibilities to take digital experiences to the next level. — Written by Brenda Aguilar, Jr UX/UI designer at Umvel. An introduction to UI Animation

For Spanish, click here. This article was written by Magdiel Juárez, Backend Developer at Umvel

The following article is written by: Roberto Martínez Medina, Android Developer At Umvel. For Spanish, click here.

Having had a long trajectory in e-commerce, Alexandre shares a view on the future of this business in the Mexican market.

→ For Spanish version, click here Rating systems have been around since the early days of the Internet. Put simply, they are digital instruments to evaluate or rank an experience you’ve had — from a below-par Netflix movie, to those awesome new trousers you bought, to your most recent AirBnB…

This morning, we took an Uber to a client (yes, offices are finally opening up in Mexico!). We hopped in the car and all of a sudden we heard a radio/walkie-talkie-like chatter through the Uber driver’s phone. It was a dispatch. Yes, a dispatch services like ‘traditional’, centralized taxi companies…

Survivorship bias is super interesting. This is the notion whereby people over-focus on the ‘survived’ outcomes of a process, and use those outcomes as basis to improve it, thereby failing to understand that you learn more from the invisible, ‘dead’ parts that didn’t make it until the end. This term…