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This is the last post of a three part series on UX design for the medical sector. When creating a digital solution for medtech, it’s important to think carefully about the language used. Your words need to guide patients and professionals through important details, without…

This is the second of a three part series on UX design for the medical sector. In the first part we discussed streamlining the user experience. When designing a digital health product, it’s important to help users feel trust and confidence in your app. After…

Part one of a three part series on UX design for the medical sector. Tech companies operating in the medical sector today have fantastic opportunities for innovation. In an industry where saving time, communicating clearly and sharing data can save lives, technology can help healthcare…

How developing with Agility can improve your digital projects Over the last decade Agile methodologies have transitioned from fringe usage into the mainstream, with many organisations and service providers recognising the technical advantages of developing with Agility. In this blog post, we will ex

In my last blog post I looked at web form design and layout best practices to improve usability. In this post I’m going to look at what you should consider when adding fields and labels to your web form. Offer friendly inline validation Traditionally, form…

In my previous blog posts I discussed some of the best practices for designing web forms and then expanded on form fields and labels. In this post I’m going to look at what you can do when you have to create a long or complex…

Good forms create great experiences. Today, online forms are a key touchpoint between the user and an organisation. Many of us use forms every day – registering on a website, buying something online, or completing an application form. In this blog post I’ll discuss some…

January 21st marked the 10th year of UKGovCamp held at the National Audit office. A free “unconference” with over 600 people entering a lottery for tickets. The lucky 200 who were selected got together to launch their own discussions around digital in the public sector….

Have you ever worked on a digital project that’s “gone wrong”? Perhaps a late launch, a blown budget, or a service which, in the end, didn’t actually do what users wanted. Although these kind of issues tend to appear towards the end of a project,…