Insights - User Experience
Thoughts, research, rants and (🤞) insight
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Why I demand more from my Video On Demand
Our lives are full of ‘smart’ things. Some have 'not-so-smart' user experience.
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Should the discovery phase for your website be in-person or remote?
It's easier than ever to work remotely. That doesn't mean you always should.
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His master’s voice search
Voice search is here to stay. What does that mean for SEO and content strategy?
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Multi-language websites
Targeting an international audience can be tricky. We’re here to help.
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A user interface isn’t just one part of your website — it’s the most important part
When a user interface works, you barely notice it’s there. That doesn’t mean getting it right is easy.
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Architects’ websites: who has the best in the AJ100?
We ran 100 websites through Google Lighthouse — here are the results
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How we produced an award-winning charity website
We’re chuffed to bits, but it was a lot of hard work.
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Why Discovery could be the most crucial stage of your project
If research has taught us one thing, it’s that it pays to do it
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How cultural attractions are preparing their websites for reopening
Preparing to welcome back visitors is about more than plexiglass screens and one-way systems. Your online presence also needs an overhaul.
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Citizen Science on the web is about more than just collecting data
What we learned doing the Big Compost Experiment
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How we produced the British Council for Offices Guide to Specification
We helped deliver the new digital BCO Guide to Specification in 2019 — here’s some of the challenges we faced and what we learned along the way.
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How we improved the Spektrix experience for Safari users
When Apple introduced more privacy tools in the latest version of their Safari browser, it created headaches for websites that sell tickets using Spektrix. Here's how we worked around the problem and increased sales as a result.
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Designing for ultra niche audiences — a look at our behind-the-scenes projects
Most of the time it’s easy to publicise our work — we just send out a link and say “we did this”.