A demo, short for demonstration, is a presentation or display of a product, service, or software to showcase its features, functionality, and value to potential users, customers, or stakeholders. Demos are widely used in various contexts, including product launches, sales pitches, and software development.
In software development, a demo serves as a means to illustrate the capabilities and benefits of a software product to stakeholders. It allows developers and product managers to present the user interface, key features, and the user experience to clients or end-users. For instance, a software development team might conduct a demo to showcase a newly developed mobile app to a client, highlighting the app's user interface, navigation, and functionality. This helps gather feedback, address concerns, and ensure that the product aligns with the client's expectations.
Demos can also be used in marketing to provide potential customers with a hands-on experience of a product or service. A software company, for example, may offer a demo version of its software to allow potential users to explore its features and functionality before making a purchase decision.
.png)
