ProCodeCG Coding Mum Batch 3 – Day #15 – 17 Feb 2017

OK finally the last day 🙂

We should have had 4 judges/reviewers for today, but one of them had to cancel due to a very urgent thing.

Our reviewers, from right to left: Muhamad Nur Awaludin (Mumu) CEO of Kakatu, Jefvin Viriya CTO of OwnGames and Sherly – Web Developer at Own Games 🙂

Corner of the Mums 🙂

The first one: Bu Lita Ervinna 🙂

She presented an awesome, detail and complete science education website design

With loads of educational contents

It contains interesting topics presented in interesting ways

With lots of pictures to make sure it gives detail information for each experiments/topics

There are pictures explaining the topics

And quizzes too

There are also videos

Reviewing session

The next one was Bu Ismi Amaliah

The website is designed for a real client 🙂

So this is a website for a real company 🙂

The design is sleek and elegant. And connected to the database too! 🙂

And then Bu Riska Syarif presenting a furniture website

This is also for a real business. Her family has running this business for several years

Good pictures, good design, and a very attractive layout 🙂

Clean and simple

Less is more. The simple design makes people focusing on the products. Well done 🙂

And then a ticket booking website design by Bu Maria Soedirgo 🙂

The design involves complex coding in PHP

It has complex CSS formatting too

Plus lots of form verifications 🙂 This is going to be a competitor of Traveloka and Tiket.com 🙂

Another interesting product website for real customer: Rubiya by Bu Novi Mustiantari

The design has lots of great pictures with great layout

Very entertaining to the eyes 🙂

It is totally well designed! The customer will be so happy to see this! 🙂

The next ones are not Mums 🙂 They are still very young 🙂 This one looking scruffy and lacking of sleep is Nadia Nathania 🙂 A real coder looks! 🙂

And that hard work pays off! Look at the result!!!

She created a website for her community named “Bandung Lautan Damai”

Since it consists of different people with different backgrounds and emphasizing on tolerating differences, the design is so colorful and contrast!

The colors shows diversity in harmony. A mindblasting design!

It is simple, and the typography is brilliant!!!

This is a masterpiece 🙂

The last but not least: A news website design by Fairuz Rana Ulfah 🙂

It has a tight and complex design as a container to its various news and links 🙂 It looks so neat but requires hard work! 🙂

Reviewers gave brief intro about their company to inspire the Coding Mum Alumni and to guide them with some tips about getting a job/project.

Mas Jevfin explained the difference between game programmers and front-end programmers

Mas Mumu introduced us to Kakatu and its products 🙂

One of Kakatu’s powerful products 🙂

What’s happening at the “backstage” 😀

Mums from Batch 1 and Batch 2 giving their support to the juniors! Thanks! :* :* :*

A very professional looking photographer 😀

Yaaay, now everyone can get their sertificates 🙂

Congrats Batch 3! We’re so proud of you!!!

All of us!

And afterwards: all gathering around Mas Mumu to get more info about Kakatu 😉

Today is a great day! ProCodeCG is so proud to be able to educate another batch of Coding Mum 🙂 Will start Batch 4 for very soon 🙂

Thanks so much to the reviewers 🙂

And so many thanks to Grapari Telkomsel Digilife Dago for the support and providing us with technology and infrastructures 🙂

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ProCodeCG codeMeetUp() #71 – Kakatu

Finally today! We got the opportunity to have CEO of Kakatu, Muhamad Nur Awaludin (Mumu) to share his recipe of “Building A Great Team to Build A Great Product!”

We had some precious time to discuss about many things before the presentation started 🙂

These two CEO’s exchanging ideas and experiences 🙂

Kakatu, is a digital protection for kids 🙂

Kakatu has been interviewed by lots of media. It draws lots attentions because the product offers a great solution for parents for controlling and protecting their kids from the bad influence of digital media.

But the focus today was not about the product. It was about “Building a superteam, NOT a superman” 🙂

Every startup has its own challenge, including product and market risk. But deep below, under the surface, the biggest problem is the team risk.

The milestone of Kakatu revealed: since January 2014 until now 🙂

January 2014: Kakatu started with less vision 🙂

May 2014, Kakatu was among 2 startups chosen by Indigo Incubator

The CEO was a CMO back then

The problem started when one (or more) person in the team start to think that he’s more important than the others

Things getting worse, on Dec 2014, one founder left Kakatu

so Kakatu was restructured on May 2015

That was when the CEO started to think that he need to share his vision and mission with the whole team.

June – Oct 2015 was like hell for Kakatu because the leader had been so busy doing pitching and competition without taking care of the team.

And when Kakau decided to do one last competition, it won! 🙂

On Dec 2015, Kakatu decided to focus on product. Which was a bad idea too.

Because the right thing to do is to take care of the team!

Jan 2016, Kakatu was invited to Launchpad Accelerator by Google that gave so much impact and insights to Kakatu.

So starting March 2016, CEO said that CEO have to focus on the team than the product. With the “E” stands for empathy, encourage and (think about) everything. What a great philosophy! 😉

And it was time to redefine the vision and goals. He spent more than a week to do one on one sessions with the team. And it worked effectively!

Now Kakatu shared goals between team members, that keep them stick together 🙂

April 2016, Kakatu joined some prestigious events and expand its knowledge

And it became more aware about what to do and what’s not to do 🙂

It starts to develop good culture for the company

And by having a great and solid team, hopefully Kakatu will go far! Not just fast 🙂

Here we are (yes, only us, like a band LOL)

You’ll never know how many things we have learned today from Kakatu! Too bad you didn’t make it here! 🙂