There’s something about each New Year that feels like a reset button. Rather than a look back, I think many of you might prefer to look ahead to better times. Here are five trends that we expect to see in 2021.
In the final installment of our series, Remote Workshop Facilitation, we share tips on how to improve workshop visibility and engagement among participants – starting with the invitation to the final workshop output.
In Part 3 of our 4-part series, Remote Workshop Facilitation, we share insights about how to effectively connect with workshop participants before, during, and after a design workshop.
In part 2 of our series about remote design workshops, learn how it’s important to establish consistent communication. With enough planning, you can make a remote workshop as effective as an in-person workshop.
Design workshops lay the foundation for the most critical steps in UX design – helping us understand the user, collaborate as a team, find patterns in data, prototype, and sketch ideas.
Within the mobile app development community, React Native offers the best of both worlds – the convenience and fast-paced nature of developing for the web and a truly native mobile app experience for the end users.
During Apple’s “Hi, Speed” event, the company announced its new lineup of products, featuring the iPhone 12 family, which adds more screen sizes to Apple’s already extensive selection. Product Designer Gem Qiao weighs in on what it’s like to design for various devices.
GoodFirms, as part of its exclusive CEO Interview Series, interviewed our CEO, Bob Klein, for insights into what makes a successful software development company.
For those of you who didn’t have time to stream today’s Apple event, read on to gain insights from our team.
Have you ever found yourself in one of these situations? You have a product that is underperforming, and you need to change your strategy, but you have no idea where to start. While your team is bustling with new product or feature ideas, they’re all great, but the budget is tight. How do you prioritize? […]
