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User-centered services – the alpha phase

By Matthew Bull | 19 March 2014

This is the second in a series of posts about the development of any user-centered service. The first post was about the discovery phase. This … Read more

User testing – £5 Blackwell’s gift voucher!

By Matthew Bull | 13 February 2014

We’re on the lookout for 8 people from around the University of Kent to help test some of our websites. And we’re giving out £5 Blackwell’s … Read more

User-centered services – the discovery phase

By Matthew Bull | 03 February 2014

The core notion behind the development of any user-centered service (for example, a website) is the notion of a lifecycle of phases: discovery, alpha, beta, … Read more

User-centered web design

By Matthew Bull | 02 February 2014

The past couple of years the webdev team has done a lot of work to shift away from (what we see as broken) waterfall development … Read more

Team hack sprint: user needs and the SLIM web editing tool

By Matthew Bull | 15 November 2013

This was a 3-day team hack event, with a couple of days added on for user interviews. We won’t be building on the code we … Read more

Open Day – learning about our users

By Jonathan Thirlwell | 29 October 2013

As a part of getting to know our users, Product Owner, Lauren Marsh and myself attended Undergraduate Open Day at Canterbury (http://www.kent.ac.uk/courses/visit/). The purpose was … Read more

The University of Kent Student Guide Timetable

By Matthew Bull | 22 September 2013

The webdev team spent a lot of time over the summer building a timetable app for the University of Kent Student Guide. We could’ve built … Read more
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