Archive for October, 2009

Building engagement through interactivity

23, Oct 2009

Keeping with the short and punchy approach of the past couple of weeks, I present you with four sites and an interesting fact. The fact was passed to me by someone who heard that my son was going through Communion this year. Apologies for the caps, but it’s a simple cut and paste job.
Lascaux Caves [...]

QR codes in recruitment advertising: an agile approach to mobile development

19, Oct 2009

We’re currently testing QR (Quick Response) codes for a recruitment advertising campaign for one of our clients. And it seems to be working pretty well.
For those of you who have no idea what I’m talking about, a QR code is like a bar code that has a URL embedded in it. Take a photo of [...]

Definitive proof: I fought the law and the law lost

9, Oct 2009

In an attempt to settle an argument with a Project Manager, we were challenged to a Google Fight.
Inspired by the outcome, I decided to take on one of the classics: the law. And I won. So there…

New journeys

9, Oct 2009

Some of you have been on a bit of a journey over the past few days: we have had Jim and Coops being trained in Flash design by Mr G; Andy, Stephen, Nadine, Bonnie, Stacy and Kate all trained in the wonderful world of SEO and Paul and Deborah trained (and training) in Direct Sourcing. [...]

Musings

2, Oct 2009

I’ve adopted a minimalist approach to this week’s Friday mail. No long arduous descriptions. No theme. Just stuff that caught my eye.
Enjoy!
I was think of the various housing authorities we have as clients and thought that this site’s navigation was different – engaging and well executed.
This site takes a different approach to surfing, by integrating [...]


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