Merry Christmas and thank you for an amazing 2015! It has been a busy year for us at Border Crossing Media with some really exciting work, great clients and some really fun events. We wanted to take a moment to thank all of you.
With only 2 days until the big event we had to share the big man’s persona from our Service Design workshop. With more names than most, and nearly a millennium of spreading goodwill at Christmas, Santa Claus needs to stay on top of his game.
You may not have heard of our third persona from SANTA Inc. But believe me, without this guy, noone would get their presents on time – if ever! Bernard has a tricky job, keeping his team of over 1,000 elves productive and focused.
Ensuring success as the number 1 Christmas provider for nice children year on year requires strength in leadership and a strong head for numbers. Our second interview was with our project sponsor Mrs Claus.
This autumn we were commissioned by a family company run out of the North Pole. Whilst they have been delivering Christmas cheer for centuries they were concerned by the wave of internet disruption to their traditional business model.
The Business Gateway wanted to identify how they could deliver the most relevant products, services and support to micro-businesses in Edinburgh. We helped them map and design better services for these key Clients.
Its been really hectic here at Border Crossing Media. From exciting new projects to last-minute presentations, we’ve been up to a strange mix of things over the past few months. So, here’s an overview of what we’ve been working on.
What a year 2014 has been! We’d like to thank all of our clients, friends and family for helping us have such a momentous year.
Remember the old adage: “Never work with animals or children”? Well here’s a high-level overview of how to successfully conduct user research and testing with children.
UX Scotland 2014 kicks off in a couple of weeks with a series of workshops which will be followed by the 2 day conference. Last year’s conference was a great experience; much was learnt and many friends were made.
UX Scotland 2014 announced their call for speakers a few months ago. Even though things have been incredibly hectic of late we knew we had to make the time to get something together for this year’s conference.
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.
Discuss the outcomes you need to achieve with a user experience specialist.