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Psychology in Design

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| Design and Usability, UI/UX

Isolation Effect The Isolation Effect (also known as the Von Restorff Effect) is the tendency to recall something that stands out in a group and afford it more weighting than its peers. Items that stand out from their peers by color, shape, position, size, and texture are more memorable. Serial Position Effect The Serial Position […]

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The Psychology Principles Every UI/UX Designer Needs to Know

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Including 5 common principles in practice UX Psychology plays a big part in a user’s experience with an application. By understanding how our designs are perceived, we can make adjustments so that the apps we create are more effective in achieving the goals of the user. To help you understand the perception of the user, I […]

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What Is Service Design? How To Implement Service Design Processes

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| Design and Usability, Process, UI/UX

It’s easy to think of design in terms of tangible objects, like a smartphone or a chair, or in terms of digital products, like a website or an app. But what about those experiences we can’t touch or see? This is where service design comes in. Just like UX, service design is all about creating a […]

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Ransomware prevention begins with securing your applications

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Ransomware prevention measures such as securing your applications can help you avoid becoming the next target. Ransomware isn’t a new problem—not even close. It’s been around for more than 30 years. But like every element of technology, it has evolved. Instead of being an occasional expensive nuisance, it’s now a plague with existential implications for critical […]

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MVP, MMP and MMF

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| Project Management, Scrum

In recent times, Agile industries have been blooming as it provides solutions to various problems faced by companies with traditional software methodologies. With the advent of Agile Methodology, many terms have confused individuals such as Minimum Viable Product, Minimum Marketable Product, Minimum Marketable Features, and many more. Many people use these terms interchangeably and do […]

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How to Manage a remote Scrum Team?

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| Process, Project Management, Scrum

Scrum has been one of the most implemented frameworks in Agile Methodologies. Due to Covid most of the operations in Scrum are done by distributed teams remotely. One of the highlights of using Scrum practices is that a particular product could be developed by Developers from any time zone of the world. As every day […]

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10 Common Covid Symptoms which can stay for long…

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The pandemic has been a great burden for every citizen of the country. Not only one country is affected because of the pandemic but first-world countries like the United States of America and the United Kingdom are also affected. Despite having the best medical facilities, they have failed to keep the pandemic under their control. […]

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WIP limit and it’s importance

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WIP limits improve throughput and reduce the amount of work “nearly done”, by forcing the team to focus on a smaller set of tasks. At a fundamental level, WIP limits encourage a culture of “done.” More important, WIP limits make blockers and bottlenecks visible. Teams can swarm around blocking issues to get them understood, implemented, […]

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Monolithic vs. Microservices Architecture

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When developing a server-side application you can start it with a modular hexagonal or layered architecture which consists of different types of components: Presentation — responsible for handling HTTP requests and responding with either HTML or JSON/XML (for web services APIs). Business logic — the application’s business logic. Database access — data access objects responsible […]

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Following Scum in Remote Environment

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As Scrum Masters, we are used to dealing with an ever-changing, complex environment. How can Scrum Masters, in the current day and age, continue to do their job more effectively? One of the key strengths of an agile approach is the ability to quickly shift gear to refocus on new and emerging priorities. In order […]

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