Visual Regression Testing with PhantomCSS

If you’ve done any serious development in your career you’ve likely reached the point when you realized the importance of automated testing during development.

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OnePlus 3 review: everyone gets a flagship

The OnePlus 3 is the company’s third attempt at creating an affordable, stylish device, which can stand on its own and even go head to head with flagships from the likes of Samsung, HTC and Apple.

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Android N: Features and Benefits

Google is releasing the next operating system for Mobile phone and tablets called Android N. It is the time to experiment and experience the new features of N, based on the developer preview. In this article, I am sharing my observations of the new features and give you a couple of short tutorials.

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Lessons from building mobile-friendly, accessible data tables

This is the fifth post in a series on accessibility from Shopify’s UX team. We’re publishing posts every two weeks. You can check out the introduction here. Last December I joined the Reports team at Shopify to build a mobile-friendly solution for data tables.

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Datum Ipsum: Designing real-time visualizations with realistic placeholder data

tl;dr — I’ve created a tool called Datum Ipsum to enable designers to use realistic data when mocking up data visualizations. Also, this is a written version of a talk I gave at Data Viz Camp 2016 in NYC. The slides for that talk are here.

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Speech Recognition in the Browser

I recently bought an Amazon Echo, and I was seriously impressed by its ability to derive meaning from my commands. It really is a great product, but this isn't an Echo review. This is an introduction to experimental Chrome APIs. With these tools, you can build your very own Alexa clone.

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Making Learning to Code Less Complicated

As the analogy goes, a frog placed in boiling water will jump out. But if it’s placed in cold water that’s slowly heated, it won’t perceive the danger, and it will be cooked to death. Web Developers are like those frogs, slowly boiling.

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