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Beginning a larger project effort with a minimum viable product has many benefits including being a catalyst for learning, answering lingering questions, and showing the business value for continuing the project.
As a Product Champion, your development team needs your support. Learn how prioritizing clear outcome goals, enforcing project scope, and listening to developer requests can set a project up for success.
Many design system teams struggle with increasing subscriber rates. Learn how a documentation site can boost numbers by serving as a user-friendly resource hub that improves the day-to-day work of subscribers.
An individual is much more than their disabilities, and communication is important. Here are some recommendations on how you can interact with people with disabilities in a respectful manner.
CSS-in-JS can be a worthwhile tool for many projects, even from the perspective of someone who is a die-hard SCSS user. Let’s go through an overview of the CSS-in-JS and the pros and cons of using it instead of Sass.
How do we adapt our web designs into responsive websites with webpage breakpoints? Follow along as Catherine explores responsive web design, design hierarchy, and priority plus navigation.
There are a lot of automated accessibility tools out there. So how do you decide which one to use? We've started a new research initiative, reviewing different options to help you decide which tool is right for your project. Read our research method.
Elevator pitches give accessibility advocates an easy tool for communicating to others why web accessibility is important.
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.
Catherine shares her session from Skills Matter's FullStack NYC on "Keeping Subscribers Engaged in Your Design System."
Katie Jennings
Director of Business Development
