Another great event is coming on this Thursday (29.08) at Technopolis Ülemiste. The new season will start with a bang as our UX Architect Rene Rebane will be talking about user testing and why every company should adopt the testing mantra.

Today starts the annual StartSmart Summercamp event at Nelijärve! Trinidad is also there so come up and say hi to us.

Seedcamp Mini was the kick-off event for the startup week here in Estonia where we had the pleasure of handing out a surprise prize to the public favorite.

Times are interesting for all UX companies across the globe. Here you can read our results for the year 2012, in a totally not-boring way.

On the 11th of June we set our steps towards Tartu Science Park to share some insights about UX design and its characteristics.

Today the need to test out apps, websites and games has never been bigger. Here are six tips on how to get user testing with children right, the first time!

New insights on cultural differences in gesture control for consumer electronics now available! Read the new worldwide study done by UX Fellows!

Yesterday we had the pleasure of speaking at the Tehnopol Startup Incubator in Tallinn. The event was part of the monthly Morning Coffee series and sadly the last one for the next couple of months. The series is going on a much-deserved summer break.

Based on the experience from the Gamefounders game accelerator, here are 5 of the most frequent game usability testing mistakes and how to avoid them!

And also for everyone else who have realized that they need the help of awesome UX designers and researchers! The largest UX design company in Estonia, Trinidad Consulting is now one of the companies you can turn to when funds are low, but the idea is great!.

Trinidad Consulting is now a proud member of the international UX research network UX Fellows which unites the best UX agencies in the world!

Some weeks ago we got an email from an Serbian researcher Vera Djuraskovic with a rather peculiar idea. Vera suggested that she would like to volunteer to translate the service page of our website into her native language of Serbo-Croatian. Naturally we were a bit skeptical at first, thinking that this must be a spammy robot and not a real person, but soon we realized we were wrong.