15 Minutes With: Rod Biresch on Looking Through a UX Lens as a Mobile Developer
Chariot’s Rod Biresch and Pete Fleming discuss the importance of a UX analysis through the lens of Rod’s pet project: a mobile app for golfing.
Chariot’s Rod Biresch and Pete Fleming discuss the importance of a UX analysis through the lens of Rod’s pet project: a mobile app for golfing.
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