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Even when you work with world-class brands (retailers, mobile phone companies, finance companies, all sorts…) they still ask who in the world does digital customer experience the best. So, often they ask “who is the best in our industry online?” and often ask us the same question more generally, looking to find examples to follow from other ...
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OK, with just a week to go it’s time to tell you what we’re doing at MIX this year.
Last year, I looked at a whole bunch of stuff in Virgins, Spaceships and Hobnailed Boots but we focused in on a few things like the power of brand experience, and how you go about it with the philosophy of Total Experience Design where you have to look wider than ...
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It's a few weeks now since I got back from the Microsoft Professional Developers Conference (PDC) in LA. This was a different conference for me. Normally, I would be at a conference to present on topics like Experience Design, Digital Innovation, or some user interface related technology / design topic. And this would be to a mixed audience of ...
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A phrase I've used a few times to demonstrate less than thoughtful design. It sprang to mind here, but all may not be what it appears...
Take a look at the drop down box on the right hand side. Now look at the balloon that appears on hover-over. It takes up space, covers up other list items and says exactly what it already says in the drop ...
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Steve Clayton sent this around a little earlier in his 'Friday Thing' - always a joy!
If you haven't seen this viral video and TV advert put out by Transport for London, then click through now and do the test.
Steve guaranteed that you would;
A) Laugh a lot
B) Send it to your friends
I agree.. so do the test now!
It's all about whether or ...
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I saw a slogan on the side of a bus the other day: "Swap laptops for flip-flops"
This is the latest in a long line of media and advertising that suggests that the computer is a part of our work lives, and that generally we should loathe it. Also that it is never part of our leisure lives; something we might actually enjoy ...
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