Designing interfaces in a world of AI
How will we interact with information in the near future, and how can we design interfaces to it?
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Recent blogs
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How do you actually make technology work?
We were recently invited to speak at a Connected Manufacturing event at the Digital Media Centre in Barnsley to share our experiences of how we have applied technology within the manufacturing industry.
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Engaging with Schools as a Business: Not Just CSR, But Two-Way Skills Development
How much of what you learned in secondary school do you use in your job today? Now I don't mean social skills, time-management or other general foundational life skills: I mean real knowledge that you use on a daily basis and can refer to in applications and interviews. Whatever your answer, I can guarantee that when the students of a University Technical College (UTC) are at the same points in their careers, the answer they give is going to be quite different.
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Continuous Integration and Deployments using AppVeyor
The process of building and deploying code should be an integral part of every development team. Here's an insight into ours...
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Do you need a scientist?
At first glance there might not seem to be that much crossover between science and software but when it comes to software testing, you might just find a scientist could be a valuable addition to the team.
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Why we created our front-end coding standards and how we developed them
What did we need to consider when developing our front-end coding standards, so that our code stays more manageable but is intuitive enough for our designers to stick to easily?
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Machine Learning: Finding the secrets in your data
Machine Learning finds patterns in your data to make intelligent predictions about the future state of your system. Find out how...
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Browsers are Clamping Down on Insecure Websites
Browsers are now warning users if any sensitive details are passed over non-secure connections. Any pages with a password or credit card details will be marked as ‘Not secure’...
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Do you Kudu?
How we use Kudu to allow our testers to deploy the most up to date code to an internal environment that matches our live Azure configuration.