A Day in the Life of a Designer
Thanks to the ongoing boom in digital design, the field comprises more specialties than ever before—and offers more opportunities to level up your skills.
Category: Technology
What Programming Languages Should You Be Learning?
Based on the answers from thousands of professional respondents (and a little digging of our own), we’ve put together an overview to help guide you toward the programming language you should begin learning now.
How to Build Your Personal Brand as a New Developer
You’ve got the skills to get started, but how do you stand out? A strong personal brand can go a long way.
Liquid to Air Explores the Outer (and Inflatable) Limits of 3D Printing
MIT’s Self-Assembly Lab expands the potential of 3D Printing with Liquid to Air, a collection of inflatable objects.
5 Reasons Why Your Company Should Invest in Web Accessibility
Is web accessibility worth the investment? We spoke with accessibility consultant Luke McGrath, who made it clear the answer is yes.
3 Ways Design Thinking Can Become Part of Your Business
Design thinking is more relevant than you might imagine. Here are three ways you can apply it to your business.
What Is Web Accessibility and Why Is Everyone Talking About It?
Altering or enriching your content to make it available to as many people as possible is at the heart of web accessibility. Quite often this means adding alternative options for viewing or navigating content—but what sounds simple in principle can prove complex in practice.
How Steelcase Used the Power of Polymer to Build a Better Chair
For Silq, its new task chair, Steelcase replaces complex mechanisms with a single responsive substance.
Survival Strategies for the Robot Invasion
Call it what you want—Robogeddon? the Robopocalypse?—it’s now accepted that automation will have a large impact on the job market. The question is, then, how do you survive the coming robot invasion? Here are two important ideas that can help inoculate your career against automation.
Essays / Service / Technology
Everything You Need to Know About Sensors in the Workplace
It’s been a few years since software began giving managers the ability to monitor what their employees were doing on their computers. But as of late, a new kind of sensor is finding its way into mainstream acceptance: the ones that measure employees’ actions away from their desks.