have you heard of melted cheese?  https://img.huxiucdn.com/article/content/201803/23/1236579369.gif this course is originally  from swiss and nothing special until an influencer posted a video on facebook in 2017. the restaurant where the video was taken is overbooked ever since with an increase of over one million dollars in its turnover in a shorttime.  https://www.facebook.com/thisisinsider/videos/1535765220064204/ this is the power of social media. social media platforms according to captiv8 an influencer marketing tool and service provider pricing of posts on youtube facebook instagram snapchat vine and twitter vary as shown below. https://www.smartinsights.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/20161022woc8552-550x456.png influencer tier influencers can be categorized into 5 tiers by the number of followers.  tier 1: icon tier 2: trailblazer tier 3: influencer tier 4: micro influencer tier 5: super

test-after-the-development work flow is designed to all defects. look at the physics of debug-later programming by james grenning. image from james grenning s blog physics of test driven programming it is obvious that the time to find the root cause of a bug increases as the time to find the bug increases. as td increases tfind increases. tfix is usually shortbut can increase with td. the problem with dlp is that it takes a while to feedback and get back to the developer which caused the delay of the plan. what if we move the test upstream of the work flow? now look at the physics of test driven development. image from james grenning s blog   physics of

scrum in rugby is an ordered formation of players in which the forwards of a team push forward against a similar group from the opposing side. an agile practice borrowed this term and now it is widely used project management which emphasizes daily communication and the flexible review of plans that are carried out in shortiterative phases of work. scrum in rugby is  an ordered formation of players in which the forwards of a team  push forward against a similar group from the opposing side. an agile practice borrowed this term and now it is widely used project management which emphasizes daily communication and the flexible review of plans that are carried out in shortiterative phases of

no scripts to update efforts. 2932 reoport on dashboard is not displayed right. 2931 the clickable area of a checkbox on the create page is too large. 2930 error prompts on doc pages not reproduced on the local machine 2929 if markdown contains < < what is after the sign is not displayed. 2927 create several child tasks in a shortperiod and no prompts of it. 2926 bug to story. unparsed code is displayed in the history. 2924 edit block feature should be optimized. 2922 effort report on project-report is not accurate. 2919 create a project via a plan. save it and it goes blank. 2918 incorrect data in project-report. 2917 tree view. no real names are displayed for

from production to completion which is similar to what project managers do in the software development projects.  in the past producers often use common office software to    manage the projects but there were too many parties to work with and the information gathered from each party is messy and too much and difficult to sort out. take making our shortfilm project  the legend of zentao   as an example to see how producers use project management software to manage film and television projects.create projectgo to  project view and add a project. enter project related information such as project name and project time frame.set teamthere are a large number of teams involved in the film and television production. according

in the order of states or chronological order. when the users landed on this page they will see all the information. users will miss the target of the page and lose the overall control of the page because the extremely high similarity among the modules which makes it difficult for the users to get the most important information in a shorttime.  what would a ux designer do? based on creating a sense of purpose and control a module of statistics as shown below has been added which is not just an overview of data. first of all a ux designer would analyze the important data that  flow in the product such as my task my bug my storyetc.

content refers to any content on your website that will bring visits which include but not limited to pages posts articles lists guides videos infographics slideshows glossaries directories videos are trendy as website visitors are getting more and more reluctant to read long writings. they prefer to get the information they want in a faster and easier way. therefore a shortvideo is trending. there is another media trending with the development of ai. if you are looking ahead you should think about using voice search features in your seo content. you can read  online marketing 101: seo. 80/20 rule nathan gotch mentioned on his blog that  80 of your content should target a specific keyword phrase and 20 of

进行菜单的位置布置。例如：1. 新增主菜单: lang-> menu-> procedure 流程procedure index 2. 添加副菜单: lang-> procedure new stdclass 3. lang-> procedure-> menu new stdclass 4. lang-> procedure-> menu-> list array link > s fixed > true 5. lang-> procedure-> menu-> storyarray link > 需求procedure storyproductid s submodule > story2.group 模块（权限问题）2.1. 问题描述：新建的菜单和功能模块，只在admin 下可见，当其他普通用户登录时均不可见

and some best practices. labels these literally label your input fields and inform users what information they need to provide in the given input field. top aligned labels are generally a safe bet and make it easier for different sized labels and localized versions to fit easier within the ui left aligned labels are best when the form is very shortand ask very similar questions such as date ranges labels are not help texts. use succinct shortand descriptive labels so users can quickly scan your form labels are also not placeholders. unless you have real estate constraints try to avoid inline labels. if you think they are your best option however consider these type of css3 / javascript

member is responsible for different aspects technically and each member should have strong self-management and communication skills. they can work in any ways as long as they can achieve the goal of sprints. scrum flowchart //------------------------ below i will talk about implementation in specific. before that i will also explain what a sprint is. what is sprint? sprint means a shortrunning. in scrum it refers to an iteration the cycle of which is about 2- 4 weeks. that means we have to complete iterative development as quickly as possible. this process is what we call a sprint. how to do development in scrum? 1. identify a product backlog a list of product requirements in order of priority . this