April 22, 2008
This morning I joined my colleague Des Traynor for his course entitled ‘Killer Web Applications’.
Interestingly, he forecasted that within 5 years most (if not all) desktop applications will have migrated online. He is so confident of this, that he even promised to refund delegate fees from his own pocket if it does not happen.
April 21, 2008
iQ Boot Camp 2008 begins tomorrow in the SAS Radisson in Dublin. While my colleagues apply a final polish to their presentations, here are some thoughts on what you can expect if you come along.
April 15, 2008
April 14, 2008
It is 3 weeks since An Taoiseach Bertie Ahern announced his intention to resign in May. Already his successor has been anointed and is readying himself to take over as head of the cabinet.
Governance, it seems, abhors a vacuum.
Except on the web.
Happily, experience indicates that by tweaking just 5 levers you can start to build an effective management system for your site.
April 9, 2008
Paul Adams, a user researcher and design strategist blogs over at re-frame.info/blog/
Recently, Paul didn’t have a particularly good customer experience with his bank. As a result, is thinking of switching.
Enter the iQ Bank: lovable banking – a quick sketch of how we think online banking could be improved
April 1, 2008
With the introduction of Google Analytics to the market, use of and interest in analytics has grown dramatically. This can only be a good thing, however to truly get the best from your web analytics tool, you have to go beyond the tool and the data and Continue reading
April 1, 2008
Accessibility should be considered, communicated and planned for from the get-go of every web project. In most cases it’s not, it’s too late and that’s when we’re called in. We’d like that to change, so that we’re not righting design oversights late in the process, when there’s little project time or budget left.
