Most businesses don’t have just one audience; and that’s how they’re able to maintain a consistent stream of customers. The […]
Category Archives: User experience
The Importance of Well-defined User Requirements
At the heart of any product development is the user’s requirements. What the user needs should form the basis of […]
Achieving Simplicity in Software Design
Work smarter, not harder. It’s a phrase that comes up often in discussions about productivity. The premise is a simple […]
Integrating UX with agile development
Incorporating user centred design practices within Agile product development can be a major challenge. Most of us in the user […]
Rapid user research on an Agile project
Our timeline to build an in-browser vision mixer for BBC R&D (previously, previously) is extremely tight – just 2 months. […]
London’s new Design Museum
I have very little nostalgia for the old Design Museum building. Its location near Tower Bridge was always a real […]
Stuttering towards accessibility
“Hello, I’m Andy and I have a stammer.” While this is true, thankfully very few people notice it nowadays. Like many […]
Refreshing a site into uselessness
Myvue.com was never what I’d call wonderfully designed, but it it did its job. It did it so well, in […]
When a feature is invoked more often accidentally than on purpose, it should be considered a bug
Back in 2014 I tweeted this: I’ve been meaning to revisit that statement for a while now. The link above […]
Evolving The Key: insights from user research
Last week the freshly redesigned The Key for School Leaders and School Governors went live, after almost a year in […]