Since its foundation in late 2013, Pixelmatters has evolved and changed significantly. The core idea of doing things right, because every pixel matters remain absolutely intact, but the journey from an unaware guy working at his living room to a team of 40+ and counting hasn’t been linear.

Products are built to solve problems. Building digital products, in collaboration with our partners and clients, is more than solving a problem or achieving great end results — it’s also about how we get there. That’s exactly what we do at Pixelmatters.

Guiding you through the thinking process behind our new website, which means so much to us.

Conventional commits is simply a way of describing our commit messages using a convention that allows them to be easily read by a machine 🤖

At Pixelmatters, we’ve been designing and developing iOS and Android Apps for more than 4 years now. Here's what made our development lifecycle more productive and fluid, allowing us to focus more on developing features, and less on secondary tasks.

The purpose of this article is to provide different unit test examples on various domains using Karma and Mocha. But first, it’s important to understand some basic JS testing keywords.