At WWDC 2019, Apple introduced Sign In with Apple. This new authentication service is similar to solutions by Facebook, Google, Twitter, LinkedIn and many other organizations with a large user base.
At WWDC 2019, Apple introduced Sign In with Apple. This new authentication service is similar to solutions by Facebook, Google, Twitter, LinkedIn and many other organizations with a large user base.
One of the stars of Apple's last WWDC conference was privacy and it's been covered extensively by the tech media.
Evolution is inevitable – no matter the field. If innovators stop progressing, they are quickly forgotten or overtaken.
As Conway’s Law suggests, “any organization that designs a system (defined broadly) will produce a design whose structure is a copy of the organization’s communication structure.” Therefore, any communication issues in your organization will be reflected in your product’s build. Whether it’s unaligned buttons, wrong offsets, jagged assets, absent shadows, poor animations, or flawed breakpoints, these issues are representative of the organization’s core structure.
In ten years we’ve contributed to many digital breakthroughs that have given new life to industries and transformed brands in almost every field imaginable. Our team has come together to tackle some of the toughest technological brain teasers, and although we’ve run into a few speed bumps along the way, we’ve always faced every challenge head-on. Solving user experience, technology and growth challenges, for projects varying in scope and context. Sometimes we’re treated to generous budgets and flexible timeframes, and other times, budgetary constraints and tight deadlines add to the technical difficulty of the task at hand.
Every day, developers from around the globe, harness the power of technological transparency to bridge gaps and build communities that are reshaping our world. You’re probably not even aware it’s happening. Don’t be fooled. It is.
At Mirego, QAs don’t just find bugs; they work to create the best products possible. They optimize processes, suggest product improvements, share thoughts on design/UX implementations, and much more. It’s not so much a job, as it is an overall mindset. My job description could be summarized by the following question: “What can I do to improve our products’ quality?” And, Mirego provides the perfect environment for QAs to come up with creative solutions that get me closer to my end goal. While some companies tally bugs to measure QA performance, Mirego focuses on finding the least bugs possible and obliterating any recurring ones. We adopt a preemptive approach by encouraging open communication and end-to-end collaboration between the Development teams and the Quality Assurance team.