
Don’t Skip Out on Those Ugly Wireframes
By Andrew Leach, Revelry AlumniThe Rev Team Occasionally, the design process can be more complicated than it needs to be. There isn’t really a…
Design content on the Revelry Blog: Navigate our lab notes by using the tag system.
By Andrew Leach, Revelry AlumniThe Rev Team Occasionally, the design process can be more complicated than it needs to be. There isn’t really a…
I recently had the opportunity to use Phoenix 1.7 and LiveView .18.3 in a production environment and it was, in a word, amazing. It’s…
By Steve Achord, Revelry Alumni As a creative professional, it’s hard not to be excited by the latest advancements in artificial intelligence technology. AI-powered…
Laura Eble, VP of Design, has been a Revelry front-end engineer / UI and UX designer since 2014. I sat down with Laura to…
There are many tools at a UX Designer’s disposal when it comes to analyzing and planning for the optimal UX of a product or feature. Hauwa shares hers.
The checklist is a good foundation for a UX audit and can be used as a starting point and not as an end goal, but rather as a guide.
Front-end development for React Native is an entirely different ball game, especially when it comes to styling content, because styles are written in JavaScript. At one point or another, you’ll face challenges like a different markup, style properties, number conversions, boundaries, and lots of weird errors. So Brittany gathered up some resources for you.
I’ve chosen this specific list as part of an effort to foster a shared understanding of commonly used terms. This “glossary” doesn’t exist in a vacuum – it can (and should) continue to be challenged and evolve over time as our understanding changes.
I met Steve at Front End Party, a local meetup for Front-end developers and designers, when I was scouting around for a new Design hire. Immediately, Steve impressed me with his understanding of UX and how it impacts design. And when I realized that his UX and Design savvy was backed up by solid Front-end chops, I got super excited!
I’m pretty lucky to work with a larger overall company that includes a larger design team, so I can count on them for a second eye. But if you’re working on a small startup and you’re the only designer there, have no fear. It can get overwhelming, but I’m here to help.
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