Posts with the tag: Tag: Trends

Following the success of our April webinar on remote research methods where we saw over 250 people register for the event, we have scheduled our next virtual event on Thursday 4th June. Webinar: Ideation & co-creation workshops When: Thursday 4th June Time: 13:30 – 14:30 Bunnyfoot have always been advocates of a collaborative approach; workingRead more

Collaborative working is key to creating effective, efficient and satisfying user experiences. At Bunnyfoot our default mode is collaborative, it produces better results than working in silos – domain knowledge, customer knowledge, and design expertise coming together to produce solutions that can be tested with real users (another form of collaboration). We generally do thingsRead more

Over the past year, we’ve covered a huge range of topics on our blog – from Bitcoin’s user experience issues to chatbots to how human-centred design could change politics. But what will we be talking about in 2018? We decided to bash our Bunnyfoot heads together to predict what we think will be the keyRead more

CEO and Co-Founder of Bunnyfoot, Dr Jon Dodd sat down with leading digital agency 3 Chillies to answer 10 interesting questions.Read more

Last month we hosted our annual Bunnyfoot Summer Party in London, our UX Consultants Mark Pierce and Kea Zhang presented their research and app development on Beacons.Read more

We recently attended Talk UX in Manchester Town Hall, a beautiful space where UX professionals were invited to collaborate, meet and share learnings.Read more

Over the last few years Bunnyfoot have been increasingly involved in in-store user experience work, museum experiences, airport and train station experiences etc. As the digital and offline worlds become increasingly fused (mainly due to the ubiquity of mobile but also now wearables and newer initiatives such as the Internet of Things) organisations are investigatingRead more

In this month’s Bunnytalk our Founder, Dr Jon Dodd, talked about future technologies. With the introduction of Google Glass, Oculus Rift, smart watches and other wearables, we’re entering a new age in consumer technologies but our needs as humans don’t change so quickly. Designers face the challenge of finding genuine purpose for these technologies in ourRead more

Looking at trends for this year can be done with guidance from developments made last year. Econsultancy have recently predicted a number of digital trends for 2014, including a greater focus on experimentation and agility.Read more