Various forms like sign-ups, logins or checkout pages are seen everywhere in application and websites, but what attracts a user to fill one out? What exactly makes one click the sign-up or call-to-action button on the page? Forms exist to be filled out, but there are a surprising number of forms which—through poor design, […]
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Sometimes words are too long and complicated so they get shortened and simplified; this makes them more accessible. Those of us in the business of building software are always thinking about how to make our best work accessible to the most people as well. At InRhythm our focus is on creating solutions that work […]
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Making a website accessible to all users can be surprisingly complex. Ensuring that the site is navigable with screen-readers like JAWS can even involve refactoring an entire front-end codebase. While there are no quick “band-aid” solutions to core accessibility problems on a site, there are several small, easy changes that can be made to […]
Learn MoreAs we continue to expand our client offerings, some InRhythmers are beginning to consider the implications of machine learning and AI on our business. It’s brought up a lot of important conversations and great ideas, and I’m excited about the possibilities for our company. I’m even more excited for all of you, who in the […]
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A fantastic Greek place in Williamsburg double-billed me last week. These things happen. Thankfully, nowadays I find out about strange activity on my account pretty quickly, and can act on it just as fast, with no need to wait on hold. The tools engineers like us build, like the live chat option on my bank’s […]
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Creating a digital product is full of rewards and challenges. As a UX/UI Designer at InRhythm, I have found that no two projects are the same, which means approaching each problem from all angles. There are certain skills that are crucial if you want to be a successful designer. Skills like wireframing and prototyping are […]
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