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January 12, 2009

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I get to work with some very exciting people and organisations. You can read about some of them below.
We helped Journey Beyond Road Trauma conceive and implement the right functionality and usage rules for their online community that seeks to tell the stories of the families left behind and at fault drivers in road death [...]

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I’ve discussed Web 2.0 at length in its various forms on this site, but it looks like, with awareness of the phenomenon growing in business, many of our (by which I mean you and me) clients are interested in having “a Web 2.0 site”. Trouble is, I don’t think many of them understand just what [...]

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February 11, 2008

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Some of you already know, but this is the official announcement. As of the end of February (maybe a week earlier), I will no longer be doing long, onsite contracts for a single client. I will be moving to doing shorter and more varied work for clients that are closer to sharing my vision of [...]

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There’s a fairly new thread over on SIGIA-L at the moment with respect to differentiating complex taxonomies from navigation on a website. Alongside that, how the information architecture of a site doesn’t necessarily conform immediately to either the taxonomy or the navigation.
It’s an interesting thought, and one that I find clients particularly and junior IAs [...]

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