My name is Robert Fransgaard. Welcome to my corner of the Internet. Here you will find a mixture of articles written as a Creative/ UX/ Social Media Professional as well as personal thoughts written as a Self-proclaimed Digital Native.
Soundbites from Friday 24 May at Digital Shoreditch 2013
I went to the “Behavioural Design” day at Digital Shoreditch 2013. What a great day. Money well spent. Below is a chronological order of my Tweet and photo soundbites from the day. Continue reading
How the Cat Beard Craze is teaching me Japanese
A combination of Twitter, Instagram, Google Translate and the Cat Beard Craze taught me how to say “Cool Quality” in a manly way in Japanese. Continue reading
Last night’s Social Business Lounge + Facebook, the biggest corporate collaboration tool
As employees we don’t want more tools to learn and deal with, we want incorporation and better use of the tools we already have in our digital lives. Continue reading
How LoveFilm’s UX confused me with the simplest of tasks
How the omission of a simple, but vital piece of information turned my journey to update my LoveFilm payment details from a simple UX task to a brick wall. Continue reading
10 Examples of UX/Design Principles
I’ve been doing a bit of research into UX/Design Principles. Here’s a bunch of links I found.
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The Self-Aware Social Business
To be a true Social Business the organisation must become self-aware and look at itself from the outside to really understand all the social initiatives taking place and what they mean to the company as a whole. Continue reading
One year on…
One year on from my wife’s death, where am I with her digital estate? I followed my own advice, and have faced few unforeseen obstacles. However, my original article has taken a life on its own as the issue of dealing with the digital estate of a deceased person is becoming increasingly relevant. Continue reading
She’s no longer an Instagram friend
I recently met up with an Instagram friend and it hit me: She is just a friend and not a channel-specific friend. Continue reading