Welcome to our new “The basics of” series. In this series we’re going to tackle all the questions related to mobile design, mobile QA and testing. We’ll be looking at issues both big and small–nothing shall be overlooked. (Psst! Make …
Waldo Blog Articles.
To hamburger menu, or not to hamburger menu? That is the question. Sure, the mobile design community has made some questionable decisions over the years. But so far, 2019 has seen a lot of exciting mobile app releases and significant …
In 2007, Apple changed the game with the release of its first iPhone. Soon, installing applications on our mobile devices became the norm. Fast forward 10 years and the mobile app industry is thriving. In 2017, there were 178 billion …
We’ve previously shared about how we work as a remote team and about our product process. We even took a look at how we built a bot to help us collaborate and communicate with one another more efficiently. I wanted …
Black box testing is kind of a fancy way of saying “have someone use your app and see if it works right.” It’s a method of testing the requirements and functionality of software without the knowledge of its internal structure. …
I’d like to introduce you to waldo’s newest buddy, Walbot. Walbot lives in the great unknown between Slack, AWS, and Github. There, he performs great magic that provides our team with an extra layer of security and more seamless collaboration. …
We recently shared how a few of our favorite apps mastered clean and simple customer onboarding by practicing empathy and designing with their customers in mind. We took a high-level look at their onboarding flows and what we love most …
Marie Kondo is undoubtedly having a moment and if you’re skeptical or tired of seeing “Marie Kondo for X” references, I get it. You’re not alone. However, I’ve found that for waldo, as a startup team, the benefits of eliminating …
We walk through the difference between visual testing and functional testing for your mobile app and why you need both for an optimal UI for your customers.
Although waldo.io is a pretty new company, we’ve consistently shipped product updates every week while maintaining a reasonable workload and respectable hours. We credit much – if not all – of this to our product process. Like any process, it …