Digital Strategy: Why your web team needs real authority
Within many organisations the web team is seen as a service department, there to implement the ideas of others. This has to change.
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Better UX : Encouraging content collaboration through user stories
Many web projects begin with a long list of requirements submitted by various stakeholders across the organisation. However, these ‘wishlists’ are often divorced from the needs of the user.
Reviews : Remote working as a team with Sqwiggle
Remote working as a team can be challenging without those creative, casual conversations that spontaneously emerge in an office environment. Fortunately there is a tool that brings those conversations to the virtual world.
Reviews : A life to inspire us all
Today is Father’s Day and so I wanted to introduce you to my dad. Before you stop reading and think this is not worth your attention, think again.
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Read answers to this question or share your thoughts.Paul would you mind sharing your thoughts on the practice of using ‘subscribe’ popups for initial user visits for eComm sites?
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