UX Design Matters – And It’s Becoming More Important as User Demands Evolve with the Tech
As a software engineer, I know how easy it can be to get lost in code, or in discussions about one programming language versus…
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Blurring the Lines: The Rise of the Design Engineer
By Amy Collins, Revelry Alumni In the world of software development, you may have stumbled across titles like DevOps Engineer, Data Engineer, or Infrastructure…
The Impact of Spatial Computing on Software Engineering: Reimagining Digital Workspaces
In early June, Apple introduced its Apple Vision Pro and in doing so sent the technology world into a frenzy with two words: spatial…
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…
What’s New in Phoenix 1.7 + LiveView .18 – File Structure and Templates
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…
Is AI Killing Creative Jobs?
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…
A Peek Behind the Curtain: What our Software Design Engineers Do
Laura Eble has been a Revelry front-end design engineer / UI and UX designer since 2014. We sat down with her to understand what…
Meet Dan Murphy: Bullet Journalist, Dad, and Front End Developer
Dan Murphy is one of Revelry’s stellar front-end design engineers. Get to know him… Where are you from? I grew up in Peekskill, N.Y.,…
What’s in Your UX Design Toolkit?
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.
Need a UX Checklist? 4 Steps to an effective audit
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.