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Neat design

Here’s a great patent application from Apple. I love this time of year when you start to get glimpses of their future products.

Richard Caddick on Thursday, January 3rd, 2008. No comments

We’re hiring.

cxpartners is recruiting again. We’re looking for really solid user experience professionals with strong design skills.

Richard Caddick on Friday, December 14th, 2007. No comments

Thank you!

We’ve had an amazing week this week, here’s what we’ve been up to and a chance to say thank you!

Richard Caddick on Friday, November 30th, 2007. No comments

User testing facility in central Bristol

Yay! We’ve got our own testing facility in Bristol. Well we’ve had it for a while but too busy using it to remember to tell anyone.

Richard Caddick on Wednesday, November 21st, 2007. No comments

What colour is your sushi?

Colour coding is one of those old chestnuts. It sounds like it ought to make things ‘easier to use’. In most cases it isn’t worth the effort.

But waiting for a delayed train at Paddington Station I sat down at Yo Sushi, where colour coding works.

Giles Colborne on Tuesday, October 23rd, 2007. One comment

Showtime!

We think next year is going to see an explosion in mobile internet use (thanks to cheaper tariffs and better handsets). But why wait? If you want to experience mobile web browsing for yourself, then download Opera Mini 4 (beta) - here’s why.

Giles Colborne on Tuesday, October 16th, 2007. One comment

My favourite things

Earnest Hemmingway wrote ‘There’s no friend as loyal as a book’ which made me wonder which books had served me best in the world of usability. Here are my favourites - hopefully you’ll find a gem in this list of old friends.

Giles Colborne on Tuesday, October 16th, 2007. One comment

Top tips for eCommerce

Getting customers from look to buy is about building trust and desire. Over the years, we’ve spent hours watching and talking to users as they browse and buy.

We’ve picked our top five recommendations that we think can improve any eCommerce website.

Giles Colborne on Friday, October 12th, 2007. No comments

Simplicity means trusting your users

I’ve been asked to look at some very complex sites recently.

These are sites where many different users try to complete many different tasks in many different ways. That adds up to… many (cubed).

Giles Colborne on Tuesday, October 2nd, 2007. No comments

We’re not alone

Other people it seems use PowerPoint in as creative a way as we do.

Richard Caddick on Tuesday, September 18th, 2007. No comments

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