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  • Three different phone screens all display a different page from the Vermont International Film Festival App. The left phone is showing a list of upcoming movie screenings. The listings all show a thumbnail, title, date, and time. The middle phone is showing the app's home page, there is a navigation that reads "Schedule, Tickets and Passes, Films, Sponsors, Give and Join, and News and Social". This page has a red background and at the top of the page, it says "Global Roots Film Festival 2023". Lastly, the right phone is displaying a schedule that shows films in order of time along with more details about each film and where to watch them.

    Mobile Apps for Vermonters: Vermont International Film Festival (VTIFF)

    Mitch O’Neill

    Bluehouse Group reviews the best apps for Vermonters. Check out the Vermont International Film Festival app. Explore Vermont’s best films, events & festivals.

  • Bluehouse Group and UX Speakeasy Design Sprint

    Mitch O’Neill

    Bluehouse Group and UX Speakeasy hosted a design sprint to create a gamified app/website for household chores. Teams generated innovative ideas for low-fidelity wireframes.

  • Tips for Developers: Version Control

    Mitch O’Neill

    Bluehouse Group stresses the ongoing importance of adopting modern version control for efficient teamwork and error management in coding projects for web developers.

  • Unexpected Mobile App Success Stories: Duolingo

    Mitch O’Neill

    Join Bluehouse Group to uncover Duolingo’s unlikely story of success – from a uni project to a global phenomenon. Learn about its game-like approach and expansion.

  • A cover image for an event. The left side of the image reads “DESIGN SPRINT” in large bold text with “Hosted by Bluehouse Group” above it. On the right side of the image reads “February 11th” with Bluehouse Group’s address underneath “193. South Winooski Ave. Suite 100 Burlington, VT 05401” with the time 6:00 PM - 8 PM.

    Join Us on February 15th for a Design Sprint

    Mitch O’Neill

    Bluehouse Group is holding a 1-hour UX and UI design event, featuring a design sprint for a local app or website using tools such as Figma.

  • 5 different phones that are all displaying the CARROT Weather app. The middle phone is showing the weather in Paris. It is 42 degree Fahrenheit and their is a drawing of a cloud with rain falling from it. Underneath is hourly data about the weather.

    Mobile App Spotlight: CARROT Weather

    Mitch O’Neill

    Looking for a fun and personalized weather app? Check out CARROT weather! Bluehouse Group's explores the app's unique features, including customizable personalities.

  • Mobile Apps for Vermonters: Vermont Brewery Challenge

    Mitch O’Neill

    Bluehouse Group reviews the best apps for Vermonters. Check out the Vermont Brewery Challenge app. Explore Vermont’s best breweries, beer trails, events & festivals.

  • Journaling with ChatGPT: A New Way to Reflect and Grow

    Mitch O’Neill

    Discover the power of journaling with ChatGPT and Bluehouse Group. Generate prompts, talk to fictional characters and gain deeper personal insights about yourself.

  • Connecting with the Departed: The Power of AI in Grief and Remembrance

    Mitch O’Neill

    Delve deeper into the complex ethical debates surrounding AI and creating digital copies of loved ones, and the potential comfort it may bring, with Bluehouse Group.

  • Unexpected Mobile App Success Stories: Waze

    Mitch O’Neill

    Bluehouse Group examines the success of Waze, a popular app. This blog looks at the story behind Waze’s rise to fame as part of a series on successful mobile apps.

  • Tips for Developers: Keeping with the Trends

    Mitch O’Neill

    Bluehouse Group gives helpful tips and strategies on how developers can stay current and competitive with the latest tools, techniques, and best practices in the field.

  • Blogle

    Mitch O’Neill

    Bluehouse Group shares our favorite daily puzzle games inspired by the popular game Wordle, including GuessTheGame, Framed, Moviedle, Heardle, Nerdle, and Globle.