In a nutshell, Dark Mode is a theme that can be used to shift the appearance of a given device’s user interface in order to make that interface (wait for it…) darker. But why was it created and why do brands need to take notice?
One common challenge for product teams? Finding ways to assess possible risk, user adoption, and level of effort when developing new features.
Pride@Braze connects the LGBTQ+ community and its allies at Braze through art, history, culture, and charitable giving, with the goal of ensuring a safe, respectful community at Braze. Learn how we brought these values to our remote-work Pride celebrations.
In order to build a great customer experience, you need to know how your customers interact with your products and brand. Check out what John Hurley, Product Marketing Director at Amplitude, has to say on the subject.
Here at Braze, usability is key. An important element of that is testing. It allows our product teams to test and validate the Braze product and its design, while also identifying potential flows, surfacing unbiased feedback, and uncovering new insights. Given that, let’s take a look at how our product team made use of Maze, a user testing platform.
This year’s Collision Conference, which took place virtually from June 23–25, featured more than 32,000 attendees from 140+ countries, including VCs, researchers, athletes, musicians, founders, and titans of industry, all of them exploring the role of technology in a changing world. Here are some key themes from those conversations.