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Why I left the London digital design agency world and joined Capgemini’s UX team
I’ve just been watching a video of David Reed, a Principal Consultant for Capgemini Consulting, talking about his first 100 days with Capgemini and it made me think about why I, as a creative person, made the move to join… Read the rest of this article.
Tagged as agencies, agency, capgemini, digital design, job, London, recruitment, User experience, UX
The abusive relationship with digital interfaces
The Internet is still new compared with the length of existence of the human race, let alone the existence of the planet. Traditionally the Internet was built with technology (and technology constraints) in mind and users and usability much further… Read the rest of this article.
Tagged as captcha, Mobile, standards, usability, User experience, users, UX, web design
Responsive design – The next evolutionary step in website design
Image generated using browsersize.googlelabs.com.The original version of this article can be seen at the award-winning Capgemini – Capping IT Off blog.
If you have been involved in procuring a website chances are you would have heard pitching web designers say… Read the rest of this article.
Tagged as 1024×768, handheld, Mobile, responsive design, User experience, UX, web design
User Experience Design in a Social Enterprise Environment: External Influence & Employee Brands
The original version of this article can be seen at the award-winning Capgemini – Capping IT Off blog.
In the previous articles Connecting the Dots and A Consistent Experience I looked at a holistic view on the building blocks of… Read the rest of this article.
Tagged as account management, chatter, employee brand, employee scoring, employees, Facebook, influence, influencer, klout, marketing, peer index, PR, salesforce, social enterprise, social scoring, Twitter, User experience, UX, yam it, yammer
6 tips to enhance your social media estate using basic website usability practices
By now both web professionals and their clients know there should be a “Home” button on a website as well as a “Contact us” button etc.
This knowledge of basic website usability can be put to good use on social… Read the rest of this article.
Tagged as accessibility, Facebook, linkedin, Social media, Twitter, typography, User experience, UX
Impressions from “Social Media Governance: Six Stories” from Social Media Week 2012
You might also be interested in my “Impressions from “Social Media Governance and the Law” from Social Media Week 2012“.
Below are my Tweets and Instagrams from ”Social Media Governance: Six Stories” in chronological order. The event was structured with… Read the rest of this article.
Tagged as ase, Ben Page, capgemini, dachis group, dell, Geraldine Scali, Guy Stephens, Ipsos Mori, law, lee bryant, Nina Barakzai, Sidley Austin, smw12, smwldn, smwsmgov, social governance, Social media, social media week, tom cowen, William Long, windahl finnigan
Impressions from “Social Media Governance and the Law” from Social Media Week 2012
You might also be interested in my “Impressions from “Social Media Governance: Six Stories” from Social Media Week 2012“.
For the first time I finally had a chance to join the Social Media Week. And I plan to participate in… Read the rest of this article.
Tagged as Eric Joyce MP, James Frith, Jenny Afia, law, like minds, MP, Nina Barakzai, open digital policy, schillings, smw12, smwldn, smwsmgov, Social media, social media governance, social media week
How I would improve Pinterest
No doubt you have heard about Pinterest by now. Not a day goes by without a new follower or repin hits my inbox and it seems to show up in every other tweet at the moment.
How Pinterest Is Changing… Read the rest of this article.
Tagged as Facebook, image, Instagram, linkedin, photo, pinterest, sharing, Social media, social networks, tumblr, Twitter, User experience, UX, yammer
Multi-channel User Experience Visualisation – How to Structure A Story
Rapid Design Visualisation (RDV) is a Capgemini methodology for creating simulations that brings a concept to life. RDV prototypes differ from regular prototypes in that they are much less details as they focus on the overall concept.
Traditional prototypes also… Read the rest of this article.
Tagged as capgemini, customer journey, design, prototype, rapid design visualisation, rdv, User experience, UX
User Experience Design in a Social Enterprise Environment: Connecting the Dots
The original version of this article can be seen at the award-winning Capgemini – Capping IT Off blog.
Social Enterprise is an exciting concept and in a series of blog posts I will share some tips on how to make… Read the rest of this article.
Tagged as Facebook, social enterprise, User experience, UX, ux design, yammer
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