Blog · Topic
Process
Writing from Sawhorse Engineering on process.
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- 6 September 2026Fixed scope is a feature, not a constraintAgreeing exactly what gets built before building it protects the client more than the supplier. What a written scope actually contains.
- 4 September 2026Testing what matters rather than chasing coverageA coverage percentage tells you almost nothing. Ranking behaviour by what a failure would cost tells you where to spend.
- 2 September 2026Performance budgets, and why averages lieA page that is fast on a development machine with fifty records tells you nothing. Set the budget first and measure against real conditions.
- 31 August 2026Accessibility as an engineering requirementDefine accessibility behaviour while components are designed, then verify it in the complete workflow. Automated checks are only part of that evidence.
- 29 August 2026Why the database should refuse invalid dataApplication validation holds only for the paths someone remembered. A constraint holds for every path, including the import script written at midnight.
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