“ How to make sense of any mess ” is not your everyday information architecture book. It is so much more inspiring than that.

Working with the Broads Authority has shown that it’s okay to break convention, as long as it is done with care and attention to detail.

I was recently interviewed by Sitepoint about my new book and speaking at Future of Web Design on April 9th.

Behavioural psychologist Susan Weinschenk shares some secrets on getting people to do stuff.

Apple have always advertised the iPad as more than a content consumption device, but in reality working on it has never been very practical. Could Parallels Access change that?

Adobe is one of the biggest creators of web designer software and yet they are sending very mixed messages to the web design community.

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.

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.

In a special episode of the Boagworld show we discuss the demise of Marcus, the rise of James and the best video games of all time.

Have you noticed the cool website animation effects that Apple use? Well, now there is an app that puts that kind of coolness within the reach of us mere mortals.

If you have ever played an MMO like World of Warcraft or enjoyed the tongue in cheek fantasy of Terry Pratchett, then you should buy Mogworld.

Marcus shares his thoughts on the New Adventures conference and why he is feeling just ever so slightly irked.

The user experience of most Intranets suck. However, there is one company who seems to be tackling the problem.

What is on your christmas wish list this year? Put another way, what do you get the geek who queues up to buy every gadget the day it is released?

Barnaby Walters reviews Donna Spencers book Practical Guide to Information Architecture and concludes that information architecture is arguably more important than the content itself.

There are so many applications we rely upon as web designers and website owners. However, one stands head and shoulders above the rest and it won’t be what you expect.

I’m great at buying books, but even better at never reading them. So I recently bought ‘Information is Beautiful‘ by David McCandless, a lovely picture book which I’m great with. I love it. It’s a hardback (better for beating things with).  It’s thick.  It has a lot of pages (256).  It was quite cheap (£11 […]

Although a lot of people have criticised Google for the way they have implemented GoMo, they have at least put forward a good case for creating a mobile website. Best of all they have done so in a language that website owners can appreciate. Personally I am not fussed whether it is the best implementation in the […]

I have to confess I don’t agree with his attitude towards clients but he makes a lot of good points especially in regards to failure.

Like many web designers, I have spent a lot of time worrying about why projects go wrong. Perhaps we should be asking what makes a project successful.