As many or all of you already know, in the United States there is no governing body that mandates that your website or web-based application must be accessible. The US government as well as the W3C have made recommendations to ensure that a website is accessible, but the reality of the situation is that no one from either of those organizations is going to call, email or contact us about how accessible our site and application are.
Hydro4GE Screenshots Available
As we push onward to get to the Beta phase, one of the items we’ve been focusing on is the look and feel of the end-user application. Additionally, we’ve been making some upgrades to the Online Development Environment that aren’t available in the read-only demo.
We’ve just added a gallery of screenshots of both our development [...]
Who is using Hydro4GE?
As VP of User Experience, I’m frequently engaged with the customer promoting Hydro4GE, answering questions – all the interfacing with the end user that comes with delivering a service or product. The one question I am always asked is “who is using Hydro4GE?” Well, I am.
Hydro4GE Performance and Regression Testing
Most large software systems go through performance testing; Hydro4GE is no exception. We need to understand how our Online Development Environment responds to different system load conditions and identify performance bottlenecks and system components (hardware and software) that are critical to performance.
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