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Merry Christmas: Our highlights 2022
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Merry Christmas: Our highlights 2022

As another year draws to a close we wanted to wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from all of us Border Crossing UX. We also thought we’d take this opportunity to share our hightlights of 2022…

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What I learned about UX in my year at Border Crossing UX
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What I learned about UX in my year at Border Crossing UX

The 17th of November officially marked my one-year anniversary at Border Crossing UX. As the Marketing Specialist here, my role did not require prior UX experience, though it did require an understanding of general user experience principles and many transferrable skills. So as a “non-UX” individual working in the UX industry, I wanted to share some of the top things I have learned during my year in UX that may be of use to others considering entering the industry.

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Adopting a hypothesis-led approach to design
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Adopting a hypothesis-led approach to design

Scientists are known for being measured, methodical and exacting in their approach. They follow a logical structure and systemise their research to obtain valid data and confident results. Following a path of enquiry has given us some of the most important discoveries of our time. We owe everything from insulin to x-rays to the scientific process that asks, “What happens if I do this?”. 

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Customers or Competitors: Who defines your unique value proposition?
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Customers or Competitors: Who defines your unique value proposition?

The unique value proposition is the element of strategy that has an outward perspective, and sits on the demand side of your business, with a sliding scale of uses. Yet, in an age of digital transformation, most businesses cite the need to keep up with disruptive and well-established competitors, retaining an inward, comparative perspective rather than an evaluative edge.

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The Marketing Society: Trendspotting Strategy Event
Marketing society trendspotting
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The Marketing Society: Trendspotting Strategy Event

Trendspotting is more than checking an instantaneous ranking on Twitter about hashtags and topics. Blending art and science, trendspotting has replaced the traditional marketing method of the 4 Ps: product, pricing, promotion and place. As the world around us changes, so must our strategy, weaving into the fundamental shifts in value and purpose every consumer experiences in their purchasing decisions.

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Meet our new Executive Assistant: Emily Dean
Emily Dean
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Meet our new Executive Assistant: Emily Dean

As our team continues to grow, we’re excited to welcome and introduce Emily Dean, our new Executive Assistant. With a wealth of experience and an incredible can-do attitude, Emily has already brought in some incredible insight to the Border Crossing UX team. We chatted to Emily to learn more about her background and to find out how the last month of working here has been.

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Globalising the User Experience
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Globalising the User Experience

In a multicultural and multilingual world, it is important to consider cultural norms and translatability when creating content for your website or launching in a new country. That’s why every product, campaign, and service should have local users in mind to be successfully adapted to different countries and languages.

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Top 5 Highlights from Neurodiversity Celebration Week
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Top 5 Highlights from Neurodiversity Celebration Week

As we look back on the great content shared during Neurodiversity Celebration Week last week, we’ve rounded up the Top 5 ways that companies are working to make the world a more inclusive place for neurodivergent individuals.

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Meet our new Junior UX Designer: Catherine MacEwan
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Meet our new Junior UX Designer: Catherine MacEwan

We’re delighted to welcome Catherine MacEwan, our Junior UX Designer. She’s been working closely with the rest of the team to help create artefacts that are both beautiful and usable. But we wanted to know a little more about what makes Catherine tick, so Rebecca sat down with her to find out what the last month has been like at Border Crossing UX.

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Meet our new Junior Designer: Scott Campbell
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Meet our new Junior Designer: Scott Campbell

Scott Campbell joined our team as a Junior Designer in January and has been hard at work creating visually compelling products for our clients. We sat down with him to learn more about what he does, why he decided to join Border Crossing UX and what drives his inspiration.

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8 Positive Facts for Blue Monday
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8 Positive Facts for Blue Monday

The 3rd Monday in January is now widely known as ‘Blue Monday’, the most depressing day of the year. So, on a day where it would be easy to get fixated on the negatives, we thought we’d share positive examples of communities, governments, businesses, and individuals coming together to improve the world.

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