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Today, Gary Gruver (https://garygruver.com/), author and president of Gruver Consulting, announces the "Engineering the Digital Transformation Training and Certification" (EDT) program. EDT is a digital, self-paced training program for teaching software leaders and practitioners how to guide their own approach to continuous improvement. The goal is to help as many people as possible reduce the … continue reading The post Industry Experts Gary Gruver and David Farley Partner to Help Organizations Learn How to Improve Digital Transformations appeared first on SD Times.

Harness announced that it is leveling up its software delivery pipeline with new test intelligence, feature flags and cloud autostopping capabilities. Harness's new test intelligence feature reduces test cycle time by up to 98% by using AI/ML workflows to prioritize and optimize test execution without compromising quality. The new capabilities shift failed tests earlier into … continue reading The post Harness updates platform with Test Intelligence, Feature Flags, and more appeared first on SD Times.

In a world between building accessible interfaces, optimizing the experiences for users, and big businesses profiting from this, we need to find a way to use our knowledge meaningfully. When we read that even the engineers who built it don't know how their autonomous car algorithm works or that the biggest library of books that mankind ever saw is in the hand of one single company and not accessible to anyone, we might lose our faith in what we do as developers. But then, on the other hand, we stumble across stories about accessible smart cities or about companies that embrace full honesty in their culture. There are amazing examples of how we can pursue meaningful work and build a better future. Let's not let negative news get us down, but let's embrace them as a reason to change for the better instead.The post Web Development Reading List #181: Mass Deployments, Prepack, And Accessible Smart Cities appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

A collection of CSS and JavaScript code snippets for giving a hand-drawn style to elements and typography. The post 8 CSS & JavaScript Snippets for Creating Hand-Drawn Elements appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

Learn how to build a scrollable and draggable horizontal timeline using GSAP's ScrollTrigger and Draggable plugins. The post Building a Scrollable and Draggable Timeline with GSAP appeared first on Codrops.

Any branding effort has persuasion at its core. You want to persuade your audience and potential customers and create a positive user experience that makes them interested in wanting to know more about you. And for getting persuasion right, you need to target your audience’s emotions. Generally, people think of words or images to have […] The post 14 Examples of Outstanding Use of Color in Branding first appeared on Line25.

The team at Adobe recently announced the availability of Adobe Developer App Builder, the unified third-party extensibility framework for integrating and creating custom experiences for Adobe applications. It is available for all Adobe Experience Manager customers and soon to be available for Adobe Commerce. Adobe Developer App Builder provides users with a more unified experience … continue reading The post SD Times news digest: Adobe Developer App Builder now available; ReactOS 0.4.14 release; Progress announces Fiddler Everywhere 3.0 appeared first on SD Times.

If anything's clear in 2017, it's that lying is back in fashion (if it ever left us at all). From the heated fake news debate to the false data provided by Facebook, lying is all the rage these days. A white lie here and there is no big deal. We're all guilty of it. The problem arises when lies turn into full-grown myths, then become accepted as truths. In an era of digital chaos, we understandably gravitate to our trusted sources of information. For us designers, this usually means guidelines as defined by juggernauts such as Google and Apple.The post Mobile Interface Myths You Should Throw Out The Window appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

When you hear the word "hacker," what do you think of? You might picture someone in a darkened room typing furiously on a computer keyboard and saying, "I'm in." But in real life, hackers are often far more sinister, and they pose a danger to your WordPress (WP) site. Fortunately, you don't have to leave […] The post What Are the Best WordPress Security Plugins for your Website? appeared first on WebFX Blog.