Did you know 1 in 5 people have a secret interest in music technology? Of course you didn’t - it’s not true. However, when you find a group of passionate people in your workplace who are into music technology - you have to do something about it.

The internet has been established as the primary access point for information in our lives. We are increasingly exclusively reliant on web-based information and services. However, the way we access information on the internet is still evolving rapidly.

Starting a business is no easy feat, and for many entrepreneurs, the ultimate goal is to grow and scale their startup with the hopes of turning it into a unicorn. But how do you know whether your business is ready to take that next step and scale? Scaling too quickly can lead to a host of problems, from inefficient operations to customer churn, while scaling too slowly can mean missed ...

Today's hectic development cycle of building, shipping, and scaling quickly can cause us to overlook website accessibility (a11y)

We live in an amazingly large and diverse world, filled with complex challenges and a multitude of unique people. It is our goal, as designers, creators, builders, to make things that consider this diversity, and don’t leave people out. It is our job to make sure that everyone who uses our products feels like they have been thought of, and that makes them feel included.

With the acceleration of the adoption of emerging technology by more businesses across the globe, predicting key trends that will impact our society and businesses moving forward is key to inspiring new innovative ideas that will shape digital products.

The Aim Our goal is to have a CI pipeline which can run Cypress browser tests against a web application which is built as a Docker container (e.g. an application that you run on Cloud Run or Amazon ECS).

Having multiple designers on a team is awesome. You get feedback easily as everyone has the same context, you can bounce ideas off each other when stuck, and generally have a great time designing together.

In my latest post, I discussed how to build products people love using Jobs-to-be-Done, a theory that provides a framework to help uncover your customers' needs.

We've all been there. The developers have merged their final pull requests. The pipelines have all passed. The design team has approved. The staging website has passed QA. Ready for production. Right? 😃