How we test client web projects with minimum effort for high value
Testing web applications can be difficult and tedious. We’ll show you how to reduce the burden of testing and make it a more pleasurable experience.
We initiated this project for our Sensor Lab event space which was lacking windows and therefore natural daylight. To solve this problem, we developed a concept 'virtual window' that brings in the light, motion and liveliness of the street in the form of an LED wall.
We first experimented with showing actual pictures on the wall. This taught us that because of the poor quality of pixels on the LED wall, the user was able to better understand the context from motions and colors, rather than a real image captured from the street.
The follow-up of this project is to develop a way to remotely control the LED wall. This way, the user can interact with it from her phone by switching on/off the wall, playing different animations or adjusting the brightness.
How we test client web projects with minimum effort for high value
Testing web applications can be difficult and tedious. We’ll show you how to reduce the burden of testing and make it a more pleasurable experience.
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