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blogpost 25th March 2017 Defining the space between UX and SD with Alexa
Big things are happening in the world of tech, really, products and services overall. Not only are the advancements in many different areas and the way we’re producing and consuming still going strong from the past ~10 years...
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blogpost 27th February 2017 'Stories' of Instagram and Snapchat
With only 11 months between their releases, both Instagram and Snapchat are still relatively youthful in the startup world. The differences between the two can be subtle at first glance yet even looking at their general user bases, you can see they occupy two very different worlds.
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blogpost 8th February 2017 Epic 2017 design reading list
At the start of every new year, you find the general onslaught of ’20– UX trends’, ‘What to expect in Design 20–‘ etc, coming in from all sorts of established blogs and so called thought leaders. These can serve to promote common findings within the community that you already have sight of, push methods of working that certain people have already committed to, and of course give people a chance to speculate their thoughts for the new year.
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Current reads
Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin

Most people through traditional education will only ever associate Ben Franklin with the key and the kite story. The man, the legend was so much more than that and having written the first book on 'success', which is also his autobiography, he shares epicly insightful habits and practices.


Onward - Howard Schultz

..'How Starbucks fought for its life without losing its soul'. The coffee store we all know and love, a place that became synonymous as a meeting place, somewhere to relax or even somewhere to work, has been through the wars. Howard, as CEO, talks about how the brand was built and the major challenges that it survived through.


How to win friends - Dale Carnegie

..'and influence people'. One of those golden books that's sold millions time and time again, it is a corner stone of personal development. From Dale's research and workings in the field of influence and human connection, you're able to relearn all the methods that are so obvious yet need to be practiced and made habitual.