May 20, 2009
It’s our newest installment of iQ Boot Camp ’09 exclusive previews! Elizabeth McGuane and I talk about our new course, Usable Language. We’ll tell what it is, how we came up with the idea and why you should join us. … Continue reading
May 12, 2009
In our latest installment of iQ Boot Camp ’09 exclusive previews, we talk to Niamh Phelan, our in house Analytics expert. Continue reading
April 28, 2009
You’ve got the script. Now it’s time to analyse. Continue reading
April 27, 2009
We have released another round of updates to our script for tracking document downloads and external links in Google Analytics. This version is even better, if you can believe it. Continue reading
March 26, 2009
We launched the The iQ Prize yesterday – €10k to help in some small way towards getting a good idea off the ground for the winner. Continue reading
November 27, 2008
As soon as you work on developing a website or web apps in a large organisation, you usually can’t but help think, “Surely there has to be a better way to build this stuff.” So many meetings, so many requirements and design documents, the pain of testing, and the inflexibility to focus on actually creating a good design — they all contribute to a process that feels bulky, cumbersome, and long winded.
When I was at the Google Analytics Summit a couple weeks ago, the lead user experience designer for GA, Doug van der Molen, gave a presentation to the group about some in-development features. Google is a massive organisation, I thought, wouldn’t it be great to find out how they’ve tackled this ubiquitous development challenge?
November 25, 2008
Going to the east coast of the States from Ireland — from a jetlag point of view — just ain’t no big deal. But don’t let anyone kid you — going to California is a big deal, because the jet lag is a lot more stubborn. But a touch of jet lag was a small price to pay to hang out at Google for a couple days for the annual Google Analytics Authorised Consultants Summit. (Yeah, it’s a mouthful allright.) Continue reading
