Top news in Tech: Netflix's process behind modernizing their web playback UI, Japan is finally ending their 50-year pager service, and idiots with drones have shut down the UK's second largest airport.

We've got some last minute articles for you to take a look at to finish off the work week! Find out what changes the Gutenberg editor will be bringing to Wordpress in the future, see this acronym designed to simplify some basic concepts within the context of project management, and learn what the Shadow DOM is (hint: it stands for Document Object Model).

It's been a No Nonsense November at DesignHammer, filled with conferences, awards, and educational entertainment.

It's business time in today's Reader's Corner! Read Amazon's Jeff Bezos' tips on successful decision-making, learn what to expect as Generation Z enters the workforce, and hear Slack's CTO explains why he believes people skills are more important than tech skills.

Just a quick Thanksgiving recap of how the DesignHammer team spent their Thanksgivings!

We're covering a variety of topics in today's Reader's Corner! Read on to learn better practices for more efficient peer code review, tips on when the appropriate time to fly home to your family for Thanksgiving is, and some new (and mildly disappointing) updates on the new Beat Saber release for PSVR.

Happy Thanksgiving Thursday to all of our followers! Today's article features Google's new beta web.dev audit tool, whether or not you can trust current web design best practices, and Google's PageSpeed Insights' recent migration to Lighthouse!

Today's articles feature some (light) politics in tech, the announcement of reCAPTCHA v3, and new environmentally-conscious updates on existing battery technology.

From Halloween, to winning awards, to conferences, and meeting with new clients, October has certainly been a rewarding month for DesignHammer.

In honor of World Usability Day (November 8th), usability is the theme of week's Reader's Corner! As society progresses and technology advances, social advocates and tech designers alike must ensure that the services and products important to life are easier to access and simpler to use.