By Ben Spencer

The interactive digital journey to understand the UX Design Process and vanquish B.O.C.O. – “The Beast of Conflicting Opinions” – continues. Today, we unveil Test World. The first world of the Defeat B.O.C.O. initiative explored the value of qualitative and quantitative research. The second expanded upon it, providing suggestions for using research to make visual … Continued

By Jirayu Yingthawornsuk (Jay)

In Part 1 and Part 2 of this series, we’ve covered Controller in Sage 9. According to MVC pattern (Model-View-Controller), in the ideal circumstance, Views and Controller will be completely separated which enables us to reuse Views more conveniently Imagine you are tailoring a website. There are parts that share the same HTML markup but use … Continued

By Will Lingard

The second stage of my VR Developer’s journey began in 2016, when Vive launched with a bit of a problem. Well actually, more that something was missing: content to play. The VR ecosystem in general at this time lacked software games and experiences that a user would love to install and play on their shiny new VR … Continued

By Ben Spencer

Knowing the basics of engineering terminology, knowing some of the people who carry out the craft is important. If you’re part of an engineering project, you’ll have conversations with engineers from diverse backgrounds and knowledge sets. At any time, any of the following specialists could have valuable input into your project. Electrical Engineer (EE): Professionals … Continued

By Ben Spencer

Hardware engineering brings together concepts from electrical, mechanical, and computer engineering to create powerful engineering solutions. Whereas the first post in this series covered general engineering workflow concepts, this post provides a deeper look into common terminology associated with different engineering disciplines. Electrical Engineering Voltage vs. Current vs. Power: In relation to electricity, voltage is … Continued