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Experimentation at Delivery Hero is Fun with Flags
Product
Experimentation at Delivery Hero is Fun with Flags
We unveil the story behind Fun With Flags (FwF),  our Experimentation Platform at Delivery Hero. Learn how FwF moved from a feature-flagging tool to an experimentation platform, influencing strategic decisions across the organization.
28.09.23by Carsten Rasch, Fabrizzio Servetti, Javier Garcia Latorre
Minimum Viable Product: Why do you really start with the mythical skateboard?
Engineering
Minimum Viable Product: Why do you really start with the mythical skateboard?
The real value of focusing on the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) lies in the learnings gained along the way and the ability to adjust plans early.
29.06.23by Florian Marienfeld, Rahul Sharma
How to Turn Stakeholders into UX Advocates: A Guide For Any UX designer & researcher
Product
How to Turn Stakeholders into UX Advocates: A Guide For Any UX designer & researcher
Stakeholders often perceive the UX as a time-consuming & skippable process. “We already know XYZ. We don’t have time to afford to do research. Is insight from 5 users really trustworthy?
03.02.23by Dahee Kang, Justyna Belkevic
Client Foundation: Celebrating one year together as a Platform Team
Product
Client Foundation: Celebrating one year together as a Platform Team
Delivery Hero has seen several years of sustained, rapid growth – with customers, orders and revenues doubling almost every year.
26.11.21by Curtis Stanier
Our 5 biggest learnings from a redesign
Product
Our 5 biggest learnings from a redesign
How we redesigned our vendor-facing application “Go” and what we learned along the way. At the end of 2019, our design team started the redesign of our vendor-facing application called Go.
25.05.21by Wioleta Maj
TEDW — A simple model for asking better questions.
Product
TEDW — A simple model for asking better questions.
Asking better questions is an extremely important skill. Much of what we do depends on building a good understanding to make better decisions.
15.12.20by Curtis Stanier
What is a good conversion rate?
Product
What is a good conversion rate?
Have you always wondered what the optimal conversion rate is when it comes to performance metrics?
18.11.20by Konstantinos Giamalis
Behind the partnership: how to build a donation functionality with the World Food Programme
Product
Behind the partnership: how to build a donation functionality with the World Food Programme
In September, we announced that Delivery Hero is partnering with the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) to integrate its ShareTheMeal (STM) donation feature into our delivery apps.
04.11.20by Editorial Team
A fresh lens on Product – Interview with the VP of Consumer Product
Product
A fresh lens on Product – Interview with the VP of Consumer Product
In this article, we interview Davide Vitiello, VP of Consumer Product here at Delivery Hero. Despite joining during a global pandemic, Davide has found his footing and brings a fresh perspective with him to the Product community here at Delivery Hero.
30.09.20by Editorial Team
Homescreen feature – an Interview with Curtis Stanier
Product
Homescreen feature – an Interview with Curtis Stanier
In this interview, we speak with Curtis Stanier, a Senior Product Manager of our Pandora platform powering the foodpanda, foodora, netpincer and DameJidlo brands at Delivery Hero.
08.07.20by Curtis Stanier
What your Mobile App looks like to someone who is Blind
Product
What your Mobile App looks like to someone who is Blind
Are you interested in designing a more inclusive app? This article shares accessibility insights from working with people who are blind. How does someone who’s blind “see” a screen? Don’t worry, you’re asking the right questions.
13.05.20by Danielle Tobey
Driver Trees — How and Why to use them to Improve your Business
Product
Driver Trees — How and Why to use them to Improve your Business
I was introduced to the Driver Tree concept a few years ago at my previous employer. It was introduced by our leadership to support our growth and focus the teams on how they could contribute to the success of the business. It worked.
29.04.20by Curtis Stanier