What's Up
After attending the busy two-day Digital Summit in Minneapolis last month, I'm here to share three things that I'm still thinking about.
User testing can be a bit of mystery: you know you’ll get feedback from users, but you don’t know what. But there is one thing you always get.
On July 12th, eyebobs launched a redesigned B2C website with engaging product information and a more seamless e-commerce experience.
As user data becomes more accessible and technologies advance, creating and implementing a personalization strategy is not only within reach, it’s imperative for every company. Read about how to do that.
A transformative solution to a common office problem.
What “business” looks like is an everyone issue, a human issue. Not a political issue. People are not politics. Human dignity is not political. And even as we learn to navigate and function in this new cultural climate, we have to align around some basic principles to ensure our businesses rise above the divisiveness and political distractions.
One thing has been made strikingly clear in recent years: digital accessibility standards are best practices for everyone. But until we all have a CAE (Chief Accessibility Expert), we’ll have to find ways to each take responsibility.
Experts may know how to create personas, but the people who use them know when they really work. That's where this post will help — it's written by a user of user personas.
Last Friday, Clockwork awarded a scholarship to a very deserving student at the AIGA portfolio 1-on-1 competition. Other agencies that awarded scholarships as well were Franke+Fiorella, Smartpress, and Little. There was a lot of great work to review and the amount of time and care that students put into their submissions was very impressive.
A lack of communication in a recent customer service moment made me realize just how important proactive communication is.
Learn why the Content First approach is the difference between a well-planned, on-budget digital experience and a delayed launch requiring more work and more budget.
The best way to identify usability issues with your site is to watch people use it. Conducting in-person testing is proven to uncover sticking points and ways to make a site, app, or digital product better.
Investing in analytics will help you accurately identify ways to improve your site and make smarter decisions about where to spend your time and money. We recommend a four-step process for getting the most out of your analytics.
After nine years of designing successful internships, The BrandLab has figured some things out. Their Executive Director, Ellen Walthour, shares her insights.