Our Bookmarks: April 7 – 11, 2014
Here’s our team’s round-up of the most useful links, resources and industry news we’ve bookmarked this week – April 7th – 11th (2014).
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UX Training: Border Crossing Media teams up with Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce
The Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce delivers a broad range of training courses and services aimed at SME’s. They recently announced that they were looking to develop some new training and development courses.
Festive Opening Hours
Merry Christmas!!! After a busy year at Border Crossing Media we hope that you are looking forward to the break as much as we are. Our opening hours for the festive period are:
The Creative Exchange, Responsive Design & more
We’ve been busy bees here at Border Crossing Media moving to our new office, building a responsive design website for ourselves and much, much more….
The Joy of UX – A Drum Magazine Special
‘The Joy of UX’ is a Drum Magazine Special Report that was published last month. The guide features the UK’s leading practitioners, including our own François Roshdy.
Party Bees new brand and website launched
We’ve just launched Party Bees new branding, packaging and ecommerce store. This full-service project has overhauled every touch point customer’s have with the company.
Google announces new privacy policy
On January 24th Google revealed some major updates to their privacy policy. There has been a mixed response to the changes that were announced on Google’s Official Blog.
Why create a sitemap when planning a new website?
A sitemap is a visual representation of a website or application’s structure. It should clearly communicate how all the information is organised.If you are commissioning a new website or a redesign then you should include one in your brief.
How to manage comments and reduce spam
In the past month three different website administrators have asked us whether or not they should remove the ability to leave a comment on their blog posts.
How to plan a successful website or redesign
Businesses often throw themselves into web design or web development projects. It may take a while for it to happen but once a project is green-lit there’s normally a mad scramble to compile requirements, source quotes and kick-off the project as quickly as possible.
Beginner’s guide to tracking a marketing campaign
Tagging your marketing campaigns can help you measure their return on investment. Given how easy it is to do this for your online campaigns there’s no excuse not to apply these techniques to your offline campaigns too.
Moving off of Amazon Web Services
We recently decided to rethink how we host this website. Since 2008 we’ve used Amazon Web Services (AWS) to host our live and development websites as well as all of our other tools and software.