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Do you ever have moments of clarity when you stop and think about something you’ve done for years and you suddenly realise it isn’t helping? I had one of those moments on a recent project – although...
View ArticleaUser research and the fruit to be found within demographic intersections
Insights based on a single demographic can be interesting, but there is real value to be found when you delve into the intersections and cross sections of these. The benefits of this to an...
View ArticleNavigation is dead…eventually
Let me start by explaining that this is something of a hot/sore (delete as appropriate) topic around these parts; something that I have discussed at length (and in an absolutely mature fashion that...
View ArticleDesigning End-to-End User Experience – customer touch points and UX vision
Everyone is talking about User Experience these days and no doubt your UX champion has instilled in you already by now the idea that User Experience expands far beyond the limits of your website...
View ArticleReading Room Manchester’s 2012 Predictions
The last year has seen lot of fundamental changes in the market perception of what was required and where money should be spent in digital; partly driven by a continuing slashing of public sector...
View ArticleNielsen on mobile, pssst, heard of responsive?
Having just read the .net article about Jakob Nielsen’s proposal for auto redirects to functionally and content reduced mobile sites I was more than a little disappointed. This is a man who’s books I...
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Mobile UX – part 1: We’re still human
Q: When you think about mobile user experience – should you think first about designing for iphone, or designing for ipad or for a general smartphone? The answer is “none of the above”. You should...
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Mobile Usability Testing
“Content is content; context is King” I love that quote. I first read it in this book a couple of years ago. It hurtles through my consciousness whenever I’m confronted with the challenge of taking a...
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The Idiot’s Guide to Mobile (Again) – Making mobile web work for you
We actually published this ebook last year in Australia, but it proved so popular we thought we’d update it with more of a UK focus. We’ve called it an Idiot’s Guide to Mobile because you don’t need to...
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