Written by: Lance Xie, Product Designer, TribalScale Designing for a new platform is always a fun challenge for most designers. Designing for a new vehicle infotainment system is even better, at least for me, a former automotive designer. …

Written by: Don Stevenson, Agile Software Engineer, TribalScale TL;DR Pair programming is an effective way to work together that increases enjoyment, productivity and quality of the code. When done well, everyone gains from the experience and the results are really like 1 + 1 = 3. Humans generally tackle complex…

Written by: Luna Ticeu, Agile Test Engineer, TribalScale In the previous two articles we gave a general overview of Android Automotive and also explored how to create a general app on AAOS. In this article I’ll be sharing how I adapted my testing techniques for AAOS and the automotive world. …

Written by: John Freire, Product Designer, TribalScale Niagara Falls has travelled 11 kilometres upstream in the past 12,000 years. Let’s hope your company advocates for accessibility at a faster rate. …

Written by: Lisa Freiburger, Account Manager, TribalScale As an Account Manager at TribalScale, I’m busy every day managing client relationships and resources. I’m also the proud mom of two boys—who are 7 and 4 years old—that keep me on my toes. While achieving work/life balance as a mom is a…

Written by: Christina Liang, Agile Software Engineer, TribalScale Git is one of the most commonly used version control systems. However, it can be daunting and tricky at first with its many commands and workflows. It can be easy to get lost in the world of Git, with lines of merge…

Written by: Deema Awad, HR Coordinator, TribalScale Oftentimes employees find themselves tied up in meetings all day, wondering when they’ll have time to catch up on work instead of falling further behind. When it comes to remote work, it can be especially overwhelming and frustrating. …

Written by: John Freire, Product Designer, TribalScale Check out Part 1 here which explains the fundamentals of accessibility in design. Moving forward from understanding, we then have the means to take action and accommodate for accessibility in our works. …

Written by: Adham Farag, Agile Software Engineer, TribalScale Augmented Reality (AR) is technology that has been around us for years now, whether it’s filters on Snapchat and Instagram, playing games like PokemonGo and Jurrasic World, or even fashion apps that allow you to try on clothes virtually, the possibilities are…