All posts by Emma Chittenden

Latest industry insights

Published: 29th January 2015
by: Emma Chittenden
Category:

Privacy, or more specifically online privacy, has been getting a lot of attention of late. Whether it is big brands being hacked, online services facing security breaches or our right to privacy being questioned by our governments, there is almost daily media coverage of it. Nobody, it seems is immune from it.

The Wrong Kind of Problem

Published: 6th January 2015
by: Emma Chittenden
Category:: Events

The Wrong Kind of Problem

If you were recently lucky enough to come along to our Interact London conference you would have heard me talk about Institutionalisation and User Experience debt. Many were curious as to what on earth this was going to be about. Far from being stories of padded cells and financial woes, it was meant to highlight the growing problem that many see UX as the fix to all their problems.

The judgement heuristic, or why the Scottish Referendum voting turnout was so high

Published: 25th September 2014
by: Emma Chittenden
Category:: UX

The judgement heuristic, or why the Scottish Referendum voting turnout was so high

In the last few months, the country has been gripped by the prospect of Scotland voting to become independent from the rest of the UK. Whether you believed one way or another many of you will have been interested in the outcome in some way.