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Tamil Nadu has 576 start-ups with all women founders and around 3,654 start-ups with at least one woman founder, shows data collated by YNOS Venture Engine. Of this 2,076 start-ups are based out of Chennai, Coimbatore comes second with 488 startups and Madurai has around 119 start-ups. Tiruchi, Salem and Tiruppur also have substantial number of start-ups which are spearheaded by women. The total funding raised by women-founded start-ups from angels and VCs has been about ₹3,520 crore (124 start-ups). Funding obtained by women-founded start-ups in the form of loans from banks and other sources have been about ₹2,906 crore (308 start-ups). Tamil Nadu also has start-ups run by women which are valued at more than $10 million, shows the analysis carried out by Thillai Rajan A, professor, Department of Management Studies, IIT-Madras and Head, Centre for Research on Start-ups and Risk Financing (CREST). “If we were to compare Tamil Nadu with other States, Maharashtra has around 11,065 startup

Product-market fit is a term used to describe the degree to which a product satisfies the needs and demands of a particular market. In other words, it refers to the alignment between a product and the specific target market it is intended to serve. When a product achieves product-market fit, it means that it has successfully found a market that values the product and is willing to pay for it. This can be measured by factors such as customer satisfaction, user engagement, and revenue growth. In order to achieve product-market fit, a product must meet the following criteria: 1/ Address a real need: The product must address a genuine need or pain point that is experienced by the target market. 2/ Solve the problem effectively: The product must be able to solve the problem in a way that is better than existing solutions. 3/ Be desirable: The product must be desirable to the target market, in terms of its features, design, and usability. 4/ Be financially viable: The product mus

Top 10 points to consider while setting up a Ecommerce Store   1. Navigation and Layout Is the website layout clear and intuitive? Are navigation menus easy to understand and use? Is the website responsive and optimized for all devices? 2. Homepage and Landing Pages Is the homepage visually appealing and welcoming? Are landing pages relevant and engaging? Is the search bar easily visible and accessible? 3. Product Pages Are product descriptions detailed and accurate? Are product images high-quality and representative? Is the pricing transparent and consistent across the website? 4. Checkout Process Is the checkout process simple and streamlined? Are the payment methods secure and easy to use? Is the shipping information clear and accurate? 5. Search Functionality Is the search function efficient and accurate? Are search filters available and easy to use? Are search results relevant and comprehensive? 6. Customer Service Is customer service contact information easily accessible? Are cus

Here are some key checklist items to validate the UI/UX of a software application. Consistency: Ensure that the UI/UX design is consistent across all pages of the application, including color schemes, typography, layout, and navigation. Clarity: Check that the design and layout are clear and easy to understand, so that users can easily navigate and use the software. User friendliness: Test the software with real users to ensure that it is user-friendly and intuitive to use. Responsiveness: Ensure that the software is responsive across all devices, including desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. Accessibility: Check that the software is accessible to all users, including those with disabilities, by following accessibility guidelines such as WCAG. Speed: Test the speed of the software to ensure that it loads quickly and is responsive to user actions. Security: Ensure that the software is secure, with appropriate measures such as encryption, user authentication, and secure data storage. Fe