It will be a year for embedding design patterns into our favorite sites so that interactions feel intuitive across all our devices. Websites now need to be completely and thoughtfully responsive to match user expectations. Specific trends to follow as you jump around the Internet include: Card layouts (like Pinterest, BuzzFeed and Facebook Open Graph) give your users […]
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Here at Ness SES we take pride in creating great enterprise software. This work involves complexity in strategy, solutioning and execution. As with any complexity, integration of all these different phases is the key. To do that, we employ our unified method – Connected Ness. What differentiates the Ness process from many others is that […]
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Rajendran Balakrishnan, Senior Manager-QA, Ness SES, and Senior Developer Chandrakanth Puvvada provide insights into the key principles to remember while designing a microservices based enterprise application. In the Enterprise application technology front we have multiple trends that are forcing application architectures to evolve. Application users expect a rich, interactive and dynamic user experience on a […]
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To create a user-centric digital transformation strategy, there needs to be a collaborative effort between Business and Technology to deliver exceptional digital experiences built with expertise and insight. Common challenges for the business A need for foresight in funding – Historically, companies have designed their digital products and channels around their go-to-market budget costs without a […]
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Transform or lose customers Companies must satisfy sophisticated digital users with multiple devices who have a familiarity with life-on-demand, whether catching a taxi with Uber or expecting next-day delivery for the most obscure orders on Amazon. The complicated processes and convoluted experiences of the past have been simplified. This simplicity has disrupted the environment many […]
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You’re sitting on the 22nd floor of a high-rise blankly staring out the window at the Los Angeles skyline. You anxiously tap your feet to the rhythm of the setting sun. In front of you sits a 2.7Ghz i7 MacBook pro (1TB SSD and 16GB of RAM) that’s docked to dual 27 inch Thunderbolt displays; you […]
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We recently took part in the Product Design series run by AIGA and hosted by Zendesk in their office in the Tenderloin region of San Francisco. The subject of product design and even its name can be contentious due to ever evolving definitions and a flux in design skills, capabilities, toolsets and requirements along with […]
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