4 Restaurants Austin Locals Love
March 3, 2014
Whether you’re in Austin for SXSW or you’re just in town for a visit, navigating the local food scene can be quite the adventure! Before you embark on your
4 Restaurants Austin Locals Love
What’s Up With WhatsApp?
February 21, 2014
By now we’ve all heard the news that WhatsApp is being bought for a decent chunk of change by Facebook, but what makes this application so unique and desirable? Most
Texas Leads the U.S. in Technology Exports
February 18, 2014
Texas exported the most technology goods in 2012, surpassing California, according a report released by the TechAmerica Foundation. Texas technology exports also supported 331,000 jobs, the most out of any
RFPs, Love, and Online Dating
February 12, 2014
RFPs, Love, and Online Dating – what could these 3 possibly have in common? Well yes, all 3 of these can lead to broken hearts, empty bank accounts, and overall
Usability Matters – Even for Flappy Birds
February 10, 2014
Although the global madness that is Flappy Bird may be over, the update to the app from last Friday highlights that UX makes a difference no matter how big or small
The 5-Minute Usability Test
February 6, 2014
Like most testing, usability testing is done both early and often. Fortunately you don’t need to spend a lot of money on a pretentious “usability lab” to address most of
Why RFPs Won’t Solve Your Software Problem
January 27, 2014
If your company is considering looking outside for help in development of a software project, a Request for Proposal (RFP) is probably the first step you think of to find
Chrome’s HTML5 Hardware Acceleration Gotcha
June 6, 2013
Most developers by now (especially those targeting mobile browsers) agree that taking advantage of browser hardware acceleration is pretty critical. Ticks like forcing elements to be accelerated by using identity
Scaling Your Team With API Maturity
June 6, 2013
So your once-small Scrum team that was knocking out releases like clockwork has begun growing, and now it feels like it’s about to break under its own success. Your sprint
HTML5 Rocks… for the Most Part
April 15, 2013
It has only taken about 20 years, but HTML development is starting to not be completely hair-pulling frustrating. It’s good to see clients finally dropping the “must support IE 8”
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