Behance (and Thumb Labs) represent Adobe's best attempt to be social and give designers and developers more and better tools for showcasing their work.
Guest Post Mobile shopping cart abandonment rates are around 97 percent. Does that stat hurt you where it counts? Here's how you can meet your users' needs, using one of the most famous motivation theories of all time.
Guest Post Ultimately, the world is witnessing a fundamental phase shift in the way applications are built and designed. Keeping these new basics in mind will let you create and deploy robust apps that people actually want to use -- and can use, crash-free.
The good news is that software keeps getting better, with fewer than one error per thousand lines of code. The bad news is that both large open-source projects and small proprietary software projects tend to have worse quality than average.
Even if you're a master coder, a good visual interface can make a world of difference when doing things like building responsive web apps.
"There's a lot of pressure in companies to deliver mobile, cloud-enabled apps," Gutmans says. "Half of teams are telling us that that they've missed dates because they cannot work together."
Guest Post Zendesk recently changed everything about its UX. Here are four tips we learned to help other developers ease their end users through a similar transition.
Guest Post Designer? Check. CTO? Check. Engineering VP? Check. So whose job is it to make sure the experience flow is smooth, magical, and consistent?
Once upon a time, a hacker built a product. Then he sold it to a company that treated it poorly. Now, another company bought it back and promises to treat it right.
How Don Melton, Apple's director of Internet technologies, kept the Safari web browser from being leaked to the world.
Guest Post 2013 is the year of mobile-first development. What does this mean for you and your team?
Guest Post Don't know what to build next? Just create the interface, add the "feature," & grab analytics on how many users tried to use it.
Buying Christmas cards is way too easy -- nothing says you care like making them yourself. But if scissors, glue, and small flat bits of dead tree are all too 19th century for you, Codeacademy has the solution: Code Cards.
Adobe is giving old media people easy tools for learning how to create and collaborate around digital media, from websites to tablet apps and far beyond.
A few months ago, when Facebook admitted defeat and went native with its iOS app, some thought it was a death-knell for HTML5.
PHP developers are looking forward to exercising their new powers. Hopefully, for good.
Imagine designing and creating a native mobile app for iPhone or Android that connects to web services in about 10 minutes. Oh, and you're creating the web services at exactly the same time
Editor's Pick The rumors were true. Five million PHP developers will now be able to design and build mobile apps for iOS, Android, Windows Phone, and BlackBerry.
Editor's Pick How do you top building the language that's behind a third of the web?
Can a services company like an app development house become a product company, and, as Silicon Valley VCs typically demand, command high multiples?
