A couple of weeks ago, I had the incredible opportunity to attend the TrailheaDX conference in San Francisco. As someone who is still quite new to the Salesforce community, this opportunity was extremely exciting, slightly intimidating, and highly motivating. When I arrived and checked in at the conference hall, I took the escalator up…
Read MoreRed Argyle is pleased to welcome Taylore Ratsep to the team for Summer 2017! Taylore hails from Syracuse University and is majoring in Marketing with a minor in Information Technology. Taylore will be assisting in some of the company operations pertaining to sales, marketing, design, and of course, helping our team deliver services on projects….
Read MoreRed Argyle is pleased to welcome Matt O’Hara to the team. Or more like – welcome to share that Matt O’Hara’s been working with our team since late last year! Matt has brought a host of skills to complement Red Argyle’s consulting practice. Matt received a bachelor’s degree in Philosophy with a minor in…
Read MoreThe previous part of this series gave an [[[overview Material Design]]] and why you would want to use it in a custom Salesforce app. This article will give you in-depth understanding into some of the design decisions so you will be more prepared to [[[implement Material Design in Visualforce]]]. Material Design Components Material design components…
Read MoreThe design aspect of a web application is a daunting task for many developers. Design should aim to make a product useful, aesthetic, understandable, and give the user access to its subtle complexities. This post is the first in a three part series on Google’s Material Design. My goal in the series is to explain…
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