Progressive Web Applications got love for the desktop, too
Could a Progressive Web App strategy reinvent how we use desktop software?
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Why higher education needs to adopt Progressive Web Apps
Even more than ecommerce and publishing, higher education marketing could benefit tremendously from adopting Progressive Web Application (PWA) implementation.
How will the rise of AI affect my job as a UI/UX designer?
Could AI in fact consume all jobs? Could it take mine? This post explores what it may look like if AI was to replace a UI/UX designer.
Part 2: Should you use Ember FastBoot or not?
In this part we'll look at the performance considerations for FastBoot and the ROI for your use-case.
SVG Assets in PWAs
With a new exciting way to build web applications, we need to rethink our development process.
Authorization Considerations For Phoenix Contexts
Should authorization be handled in the Web layer or within the context? Let's find out which approach is better and when.
Part 1: Should you use Ember FastBoot or not?
Ember FastBoot comes with trade-offs. Let's explore if your app is the right candidate for FastBoot.
How do you responsibly design a transformational experience?
Design goes beyond a valuable business service. We have a hand in transforming people’s future. How can we deal with this responsibility?
Job: Project Manager
DockYard is seeking a Project Manager to join our growing national team!
How to build a Progressive Web App with Ember
This tutorial will go through the basics of making your Ember app home screen installable and available offline.
Ember Best Practices: Reducing CRUD complexity with components
Reduce your Ember CRUD code with form components
Safari, iOS, and Progressive Web Apps: What You Should Know
Interested in a Progressive Web App but unsure about implementing one without Safari/iOS support? Here’s what you should know before making a decision.
Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP): What are you willing to sacrifice for speed?
A simple, Google backed, solution to slow loading mobile content is very enticing. But what will you have to give up to make this happen?
Job: UX & Visual Designer
DockYard is looking for a great designer to join our team.
Who’s responsible for what happens after design?
As a designer, I am responsible for the ethics of the products I help build. But ethics aren’t always convenient to discuss.
Ember Best Practices: What are controllers good for?
What are the responsibilities of Controllers? Should I still use Controllers? Let's find out!
Can you see your invisible problems?
A UX audit can reveal big problems and simple fixes much faster than an insider ever could. Here it is, explained with paper towels.
Do you need your design quiet, or loud?
When evaluating design teams, some work stands out immediately. That’s not always the type of work you need done.
Building a Shared Language
A process to help understand clients and the industry you’re designing for