Labs Live: QA at Labs with Katrina Ohlemacher and Jon Guest
On this episode of Labs Live, Dan and Tobi welcome Katrina and Jon, Quality Engineers at Detroit Labs. They discuss the role of Quality Assurance (QA) at Labs, the myth that the QA's job is to break things, and how
Proof of Technology Engagements: What Happens in 8 Weeks?
By Stuart Kent Recently, Terry shared his secrets for creating a successful proof of technology --Today, I’ll explain how our eight-week Proof of Technology engagements are structured to support that exploratory process and allow us to consistently provide valuable results. Week 1:
The Feynman Algorithm: How to Get Started in Building a Proof of Technology
Richard Feynman is a personal hero of mine. He was a theoretical physicist known for his work in quantum physics. Feynman had a unique and uncanny ability to solve tough problems. He was so good at it, in fact, that
CES 2019: Year of Design
While we made predictions about what we would find at CES this year, what we came to realize during the actual show is that our favorite products and reveals had little to do with the tech. It wasn’t the advanced
CES 2019: 4 Things To Look For
Our flights are booked and we will be heading out to CES in January! As we pack our bags (and extra battery packs), we’ve been researching trends and figuring out how these announcements will affect the market. There’s a lot
Designing for Accessibility
Everyone involved in the production of software (developers, designers, QA, project manager, etc.) plays a role in its success and usability. This is also true for accessibility. There are standards for web accessibility, and the BBC has an excellent set
Making Your Apps Accessible — Retroactively!
We navigate so much of the world through our mobile devices, and people who rely on assistive technologies to use their smartphones are no exception. Unfortunately, many app developers don’t have the best track record when it comes to building