Mart is the latest and youngest addition to our growing system analysis team. I took the time to spend a few hours with Mart to find out why he chose this field.

Previously he worked in the public sector (Chancellery of the Riigikogu) where he handled everyday IT questions, while also doing various analysis projects.
 

Some of you might already know that some time ago we organized a small competition among the teams that participated in the local startup competition Ajujaht, which is the Estonian version of Dragon’s Den and Shark Tank.

The lucky winner was BudgetMatador, who got 5000 euros worth of our UX services. Now let’s take a closer look at the how the team has progressed.
 

Some time ago we had the chance to interview Jettie Hoonhout who is a senior scientist at Philips Research. Jettie was one of the researchers behind the Philips Ambilight technology used in Philips wake-up lamps and Ambilight series of TV-s. 
 

You have probably seen options for making text larger in your web browser and also a mode intended for people who can’t see well. It might have been a combination of a black background and a yellow or white text. Or you might have noticed some accessibility requirements in different projects and tenders.

These options and requirements mean that somewhere someone has made it a priority to think about users who are slightly different from the rest of us. Accessibility is even more important to public websites, online stores and business sites.

Our customers often ask about the events we are attending. Here is a short overview of the events you can catch us at in April and May.

Accessibility is growing more important every year, but for some reason it doesn’t get the attention it deserves. It’s time to change that.

Ever wondered how to choose the right domain name? Here's how.

Many persuasion principles are used in web design to design better e-commerce experiences. Learn these 6 principles and become a better designer today.

When business people say that they ‘need something innovative’ they might mean a number of different things. They seem to believe that they need something new or different to make more money or cut some costs.
 

 

Service design is often seen as user experience design and vice versa, even though we are dealing with two very different approaches.

This is a question that a lot of people ask. Interaction design focuses on designing our everyday interaction with apps, websites and various systems. An interaction is what happens when you open the door or hit that Browser icon on your smartphone. It is a huge part of the overall user experience.

The latest edition of our World Usability Day Tallinn conference was the largest we have organized yet. Read what went on at the conference.