Archive for July, 2009

Nearly forgot to mention that I’ll be speaking at EuroIA this year. I’m excited to have been picked to present at Europe’s foremost IA conference; that it’s in marvellous Copenhagen is a bonus. The synopsis of my session isn’t on the EuroIA site yet, but you can read it on the Reboot website (sadly I [...]

My work is used by millions. When the thought first struck the numbers were lower, but I was stunned. I quickly surmised the only way I could retain objectivity and impartiality was to bury this thought, but it wouldn’t leave me alone. I’m hoping that I can now make sense of it by voicing it. [...]

We’ve been busy. Not only have we taken on ‘leftie number nine, but we’ve also moved into larger studio. Obviously this means higher overheads, which takes careful thought in the middle of a recession, but it also means (amongst other things) we finally have wall space. A blank wall is an invitation to a designer. [...]

Well, it’s all falling into place. We’re putting UXCampLondon tickets on general release on Wed 15 July at 11am. To read more about the event, see my earlier post. The inevitable questions Q: How are you allocating the tickets? A: First come, first served. Q: What if I can’t make that time? A: Ask a [...]