The Nielsen Norman Group are bringing their usability week back to Edinburgh. From the 19th – 23rd of March 2012, they will be running 18 full-day tutorials. Sadly this means you can’t attend all of them.
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If you are commissioning a new website or undertaking a redesign then you should include a sitemap in your brief. Doing so provides a valuable reference point that immediately helps external providers understand the scope of your requirements. You should see your preliminary sitemap as a working draft. As it is highly likely that your sitemap will be altered and refined throughout the research, design and development process.
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Understanding the way in which your Customers or users interact with your website is vital. If a user has an average or negative experience when using your website it can have serious implications for your business.
Monitoring what people do on your website allows you to identify and make the improvements that matter to your Customers. Here are three practical things that you can do, for free, today:
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Roots Design Workshop is a professional Architectural and Environmental design practice that provides services to isolated and remote communities.
When the co-founder of Roots Design Workshop asked us to review the design of their new website we were excited as there’s nothing better than working with talented and professional designers.
The Centre for Middle Eastern Plants (CMEP) is part of the prestigious Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh (RBGE). A world leading authority on the Middle Eastern environment, they work with local partners to develop sustainable and pragmatic projects.
CMEP had a page on the RBGE website but wanted to have a dedicated website that showcased their commercial services, skills and experience.
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