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How to get a career in web design: 12 pro tips

July 12, 2017 Laszlo from DebugMe Comments 0 Comment

It’s a tough world for graphic designers. No, we do not mean to frighten you, but it’s true. With daily changing design trends, millions of websites and increasing user demands the market is really tough. But that does not mean everything is gloomy. With right strategy and effort, one can grab an exciting job opportunity in the field of graphic designing. Let’s see 12 tips that will surely increase your chance of grabbing graphic designer job. SHARE ON:

Agile Testing: Do You Still Need QA?

March 28, 2017 Laszlo from DebugMe Comments 0 Comment

The overall software development panorama is changing, and these changes involve mostly a shift in previously blindly accepted paradigms and role delimitation. Today, the development of websites and apps has turned into a user-responsive framework recently called Shift Left, giving way to the establishment of cross-functional teams made up of members that specialize in different fields (code, design, architecture, script, testing) but that are exhorted to work interdependently and in a collaborative way with every other member and department. The…

How to improve communication and collaboration between developers and designers

March 13, 2017 Laszlo from DebugMe Comments 1 comment

Communication is important. Hence, we are developing DebugMe. In a relationship, in traffic, at work. The more closely you deal with someone, the more important it becomes. And the more difficult it is. Stress, important and hurried decisions, snotty clients and less than understanding bosses don’t help, and if you don’t have at least one of those, I envy you for your job. As far as web development and design goes, if you work in the field, you are probably…

How Many Levels Of JavaScript Are You On?

March 8, 2017 Laszlo from DebugMe Comments 2 comments

There’s a short comic floating around the Twitterverse that pokes fun at Functional Programming nerds. It’s often on my mind because I find it absolutely hilarious. It’s a subtle, subversive, and surreal kind of comedy. I can’t exactly explain why I find it so funny, but I do. See it for yourself. SHARE ON:

Tips and Thoughts for Better Website Redesign

March 7, 2017 Laszlo from DebugMe Comments 6 comments

When it comes to a website redesign the first thing that should come to mind is UI and UX design as they are operationally what web design is. When talking about a website redesign, the most important facet of ANY website is to allow any relevant visitor to find and interact with the information or content they need, without frustration; that is the UX design. Right behind that you want the quality of content to be high and the graphic…