Bitcraft Ltd

02/01/2017

Happy new year to you all.

And happy programming to all you fellow programmers out there.
LetsChangeTheGameIn2017

02/01/2017

It's 2nd Jan 2017 already.

LetsChangeTheGameIn2017

18/12/2015

Bitcraft ltd is a Ugandan internet and software company founded in 2012 as a joint venture between Pavicompro Inc who had been operational since 2008, Musa (computer programmer) and Abra who had been freelancing since 2010.

Bitcraft was later incorporated in October 2015.

We specialize in software development and internet-related products and services including web development and online advertising among others.

09/08/2013

MISSION:

Mission is the big challenge ahead of everyone, which is hard enough to get all the competitive juices flowing, yet it is also a challenge which everyone knows they can and will achieve. Reebok’s ‘Beat Nike’ mission was a fantastic example. What did every employee of Reebok want to do every day? Well it was pretty clear. Missions are generally met, and then a new mission is set out.
For a startup, the mission is the most important thing – I’d argue more important than the vision or the strategy. Key metrics are generally the sign of achieving a mission. However, sometimes it is simply financial (go IPO, Make $100m in revenue, etc. have all been fine missions).

Andrew D.
Image Credit: Jacanima

05/08/2013

Vision

Vision is an end state that you can articulate. It is a purpose for why the company exists. These do not have to be foundational. The most famous of visions was Bill Gates’s ‘a computer on every desktop, in every home’ – that’s all he had to say, and everyone knew why Microsoft was the place to work 20 years ago. Ted Turner had a vision of a 24-hour news channel, and Henry Ford had the vision of cars being driven by everyone, not just the elite. You don’t have to have a vision that is this big, but you should have something that describes an end state of the world that you are building a service to enable or tap into.

Andrew Dumont

20/07/2013

Branding | How much big Brands spent on their Logos

Pepsi: $1 million

Arnell Group redesigned Pepsi's logo to the tune of $1 million in 2008. According to Stock Logos, "The listed prices include a complete branding package unless otherwise noted."

A 27-page document, titled "Breathtaking," was full of pop-culture buzz words explaining Arnell's methodology for the redesign. The report was mocked using phrases like: "Emotive forces shape the gestalt of the brand identity."

How much are you willing to to invest in your Logo?

09/07/2013

Web Design Business: Before you Start.

THE GOOD CLIENT:

Working with an understanding and responsive client helps
to make the development process a positive one.
Having realistic expectations and an understanding of the process is
a bonus.
A good client understands the overall picture and works with you as a team player to make the Web site a success.

Attributes of a Good Client:

*Is goal oriented: focused on the big picture
*Understands the Web environment and the development process
*Gives final sign-off and approval
*Is in agreement on deliverables, schedule and budget
*Is responsive to email and phone calls
*Has a “team”approach
*Gets you content on time
*Is part of the solution instead of the problem

This Post will be followed by the "Bad Client"

24/05/2013

Less sometimes says More. Be Inspired.

30/04/2013

Finding a Great Startup or Product Name

If you've followed this series of articles you should be on your way to creating a strong brand. If you've missed the previous articles you can read them here, here, here and here. ...

14/04/2013

tagyuganda.com

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27/02/2013

#5 off my Series of posts
"Inspiration for Web Designers" SmartCar
We love the big imagery on this, and of-course the layout. So clean.
http://pavicompro.com/

07/02/2013

Custom Web Design over Templates
Creating a business website is not unlike dressing up for a formal dinner party that is filled with people you’re trying to impress. Your suit/dress must be unique and it must fit you just right. After all, you’re going to be judged on how you look, how you act, what you say and how you say it.
Now imagine if you went to a dinner party with a one-size-fits all suit or dress. And imagine if you prepared for that dinner party with canned speeches that everyone’s already heard before. Trust me, it’s far better to be unique and to ‘dress to impress’ than to use templates that everyone else is using. In business, it’s all about first impressions. What first impression do you want to make?
http://www.pavicompro.com