SummerCamp4Startups took place once again on the 14-15th of August in Nelijärve, a beautiful location near Tallinn. Trinidad was represented by Marko Nemberg (as a mentor) and myself, Katri. The goal of the event was to bring together folks who already have a startup, are planning to build one, or are interested in the startup lifestyle.
 

One of the major changes is that this time you can no longer have joint applications and the new support limit is now up to 80%. The limit is 4000 euros.

In our previous article we talked about the role of an interaction designer in an agile environment. This time we are seeking answers to the question: is agile development always a good way to go?

We hear a lot about Scrum and other agile approaches. Among the buzz is an interaction designer who`s work methods are a bit different from the developers`.

Last week we held our second EstCHI meetup. Despite the late announcement we again had a full house of people from nearly all fields – from developers to designers to government officials, and IxD students.

This is turning out to be a busy time for Trinidad as our designers will be popping up at several different conferences and events in the next coming weeks.
 

Welcome to our article series about prototyping. In our mind one of the best tools for this is Axure RP, but not a lot of people know how to fully use the software. To remedy this problem we will be sharing some of the tips and tricks of our favorite prototyping tool. In one of my recent projects I needed vertical tabs where the active state of the tab would form a seamless outline with the contents outline. In this tutorial I will show you how to make a vertical tab widget.

On the 27th of May we gathered at the Garage48 HUB to host the first ever EstCHI meetup in Estonia. EstCHI is the Estonian chapter of the ACM SIGCHI, one of the largest Human-Computer Interaction organizations in the world. Make sure to check out their Facebook site.

When we are talking about project supervision a lot of us get an image of a snarky consultant who is usually called in at the end of the project. The consultant is often seen neck deep in documentation, making sure the papers and the system are both correct.

If this sounds a lot like your project supervisor then instead of supervision he is in fact performing an audit. This is not software project supervision the way we see it here at Trinidad Consulting.

 

Since a lot of our readers are often asking us about the roles of user experience designers, information architects, accessibility specialists and others...

Welcome to our new UX 101 series. A place where we discuss the various aspects of UX and UI design, usability. accessibility and user testing.

This time we will take a closer look at the ideas you can collect from your users and how implementing them can affect the usability of your product.