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So, I've been seeing more and more questions about breaking into the smart home tech field, and figured I'd share a few observations from my time working as an installer and consultant. Beyond just being tech-savvy, the biggest th
I'm thinking about putting together a cooking portfolio, but I want it to specifically highlight my focus on slow food principles. Has anyone else done something similar? I'm trying to figure out teh best way to showcase not just the f
Just read a case study about building a seasonal energy plan for a smart home,and it got me thinking. The study focused on adapting energy usage based on the seasons too minimize bills and environmental impact. For example, pre-heat
I recently read a case study about repairing and upcycling old kitchen tools for a slow living kitchen, and it really got me thinking. They focused on extending the life of things like wooden spoons, cast iron pans, and even older blen
I saw a engaging case study about using smart home tech to mitigate noise pollution, and it got me thinking about how accessible these solutions are becoming. The study focused on a family living near a busy highway who used a combin
I've been thinking a lot lately about slow cooking, and while I appreciate the convenience, I feel like it's frequently enough stuck in a bit of a culinary rut. We keep seeing the same recipes circulating: pulled pork, chili, pot roast
I've been setting up a smart home, and I'm constantly going back and forth on whether to automate everything through voice assistants or just stick with physical switches and remotes. On one hand, being able to say "Hey Google, dim the
I've been seeing a lot of ads lately for slow cookers wiht built-in Wi-Fi, temperature probes that connect to your phone, and pressure cooker/slow cooker hybrids that cost a small fortune.It got me thinking, do we really need all t
Okay, so I was just pondering the ELI5 question: How do smart home brands conduct User Experience (UX) research? ItS gotta be a mix of things, right? I'm guessing a big part involves A/B testing different app interfaces, maybe even
