InYousign Engineering & ProductbyAdrien van den Branden·Nov 18, 2022Comment nous avons conduit des tests utilisateurs en seulement 13 joursLa conduite de tests utilisateurs est un investissement en temps. Vous investissez du temps pour tester le design de votre produit, dans…
Adrien van den Branden·Aug 4, 2022What Affini’s Unapologetic Denial Teaches Us about Leadership or Lack thereofEdoardo Affini lied when implying he didn’t know a horrible crash happened when he crossed the line celebrating. He should’ve apologised…
InYousign Engineering & ProductbyAdrien van den Branden·Jun 24, 2022Building two products from scratch ten years apart — Dashlane & Stonly — Alexis FogelAlexis Fogel starred in the last keynote of the day at “La Product Conf 2022” in Paris. The two-time founder of Dashlane and Stonly took…
InYousign Engineering & ProductbyAdrien van den Branden·Jun 12, 2022How we crushed our user testing in only 13 daysThis article is the English version of an article written by Adrien van den Branden and Alban Carmet.
Adrien van den Branden·Jun 8, 2022Bad Decision-Making Is Killing Your StartupIn 2020 my co-founder and I launched a startup called Canyon. We wanted to help legal people shift away from PDF & Word and automate their…
Adrien van den Branden·May 28, 20183 Things I’ve Learned from Reading GDPR Break-up Emails*In my latest article, I explained the bullshit behind reconfirming consent for newsletters under the GDPR.
Adrien van den Branden·May 14, 2018The Bullshit Practice of Asking to Renew Consent under the GDPR*In the past weeks and months, we in Europe have all received those awkward emails asking us to refresh our consent for receiving corporate…A response icon1A response icon1
Adrien van den Branden·Nov 22, 2016Peer-to-peer lending: why the UK dominates 82% of the European marketPeer-to-peer (P2P) lending is flourishing as an alternative financing mechanism in Europe. Since their inception, the 11 biggest European…
Adrien van den Branden·Sep 23, 2016Data Privacy Laws: Perfect Storm for Non ComplianceAnd how the General Data Protection Regulation may bring Winds of Change