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    Service design vs UX design

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    7 minutes, 39 seconds

    When you start to learn about the ever-growing discipline that is User experience (UX). It's easy to meticulously bookmarked every resource that promised to shed light on the various subfields within it. The can strategy…

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    What is faceted navigation?

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    6 minutes, 6 seconds

    If your website contains large amounts of content that can be grouped in different ways, Information Architecture (IA) design can be challenging. It can be difficult to devise a single structure that is flexible enough…

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    Persona Types

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    5 minutes, 27 seconds

    User Experience (UX) design and understanding your target audience are essential. Personas serve as valuable tools in this process, enabling designers to empathise with users, make informed decisions and create meaningful, user-centric products. Personas are…

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    Enhancing SEO through big data analytics

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    7 minutes, 22 seconds

    SEOs often overlook the wealth of information provided by the quantitative data from Google Analytics. When assessing the success of new content, SEOs should consider engagement and conversion metrics, which help them understand the value…

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    The importance of microcopy

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    5 minutes, 8 seconds

    The best things come in small packages, or so the old adage goes. And it’s certainly true for UX writing and its occasionally troublesome child, microcopy. After all, it can be a challenge to communicate…

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    Choosing the right CMS

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    3 minutes, 57 seconds

    For many organisations, the task of choosing a content management system (CMS) happens at least once. For organisations over 25 years of age, choosing a CMS has probably happened more than once already. It is…

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    How UX affects SEO

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    10 minutes, 17 seconds

    In the ever-evolving landscape of digital presence, the symbiotic relationship between User Experience (UX) and Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) has become pivotal for online success. A mere decade ago, the SEO terrain was dominated by…

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    What’s new in WCAG 2.2

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    8 minutes, 21 seconds

    Discover the latest advancements in web accessibility with WCAG 2.2. From new success criteria focusing on mobile interaction to cognitive disability support, learn how these guidelines pave the way for a more inclusive digital experience.…

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