More questions than answers

Earlier this month, we visited the impressive Royal Library of Denmark in Aarhus, which hosted the kickoff meeting for our new peer group focused on UX research.

The purpose of UX research is to understand users’ needs, behavior, and experiences in order to create products that are functional, intuitive, and meet their goals.

A recurring theme was asking the right questions and being curious about who uses our solutions and how they are being used.

Johanna Halfmann joined us from Hamburg and…

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Navigation is for losers!

The digital game is seemingly always changing and today there’s yet another major shift happening in the way we design websites and apps. I’ve been in endless meetings with heated discussions over website or app navigation and information architecture. Should the navigation be aligned following departmental structures, product lines or copied from the competitors? Should it be on the top or to the left? Should we have 8 navigational items or 22? And so it continues

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