Many factors contribute to a project's success. Follow along as Katy shares how you can set each of these factors up for a project well-done.

When you write code, you act on a loop. Being aware of this loop can help you be a more effective programmer.

Learn how we partnered with UGA's Office of Online Learning to create a design system and build stakeholder buy-in throughout the university.

Test-driven development allows us to have confidence in our code. Learn how a frequent testing cycle during development can improve your coding process.

A “decomp” exercise at the beginning of a website project helps the team to understand the scope of work from the very beginning, allowing for a quicker, cleaner UI build out.

Product ownership helps projects succeed. Learn what product owners do, how it’s different from project management, and how they lead project prioritization.

Guiding multiple teams toward a single goal is difficult. Here’s how software design patterns can encourage open lines of communication, make alignment possible, and help those teams thrive.

A great software build and deployment pipeline encourages collaboration and transparency. Here's what we have found makes a successful pipeline.

Designing for design systems requires tight collaboration between designers and developers. Ethan shares three tips to help get everybody on the same page.

Decoupling your deliveries and releases will keep the mainline code production-ready, the project continuously integrated, and the risk associated with adding new features very low. Join Gary as he walks through the process.