Category: beta

There are a lot of definitions of information architecture, but put simply it deals with how content is organised, and how to lead people to … Read more

So we’ve finished our discovery phase for the website redesign project. Well we thought we had finished. And so begins the alpha phase.  It’s about … Read more

It can be easy to lose focus for whom we are creating content as we get wrapped up in our day-to-day work. This is where … Read more

Our workshop was something of an experiment which helped us establish two things: 1. how a homepage might function from the perspective of Helen, our … Read more

What does the University want from its website? What is it trying to say to the world? Who are the people using the website? What … Read more

You know you need a content strategy. But what does one actually look like? There isn’t a single, simple formula, although there are some key … Read more

Content connects people. A content strategy helps make that connection stronger. It brings focus to what you want to tell people. It helps you organize … Read more

My flat has a slightly weird mix of design styles. 19th century, 1930s, 1950s, 1970s, modern. It’s homely and interesting and I like it. I’m … Read more

How can we better meet the needs of the University and its users? The first stage for our website redesign is to understand business and … Read more

Over the past year, we’ve been exploring a new visual language and defining UX (user experience) principles to evolve Kent’s online user experience. The exploration has developed based on … Read more