Wednesday 26th, May 2010

May 2010 round up

What a great month May has turned out to be with winning two new clients and a whole stack of proposals out for review, a good healthy amount of sun in London and also a fantastic User Experience conference called UX London we attended.

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Featured article: Using humour in the user experience

This article aims to take a look at how humour is being used in some websites as part of the user experience and ask is the punch line falling flat? Read More »

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Testing: Large UK government site

We are currently testing a large UK government site for accessibility this month on key template pages against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.

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Promo code: 20% off training course bookings with this code: HJ78FSWL

Use this exclusive web promo code 'HJ78FSWL' on our course booking form to qualify for20% off the price.

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Jobs: Software tester - Test lead (manual testing)

Are you a software tester looking to test on a variety of websites, CDs or DVDs? We are hiring - please get in touch! View software tester job »

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May 2010 Twitter links roundup

Here are a selection of links to external sites that we think are a great read this month found through various contributers on Twitter.

• Typekit - The easiest way to use Real Fonts on your website
• Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox, May 24, 2010 - Involving Stakeholders in User Testing
• Creating accessible WCAG 2.0 LiveCycle forms video
• UX London write ups on Johnny Holland
• Article from O2.ie - Webdesign: It's all about the customers
• Universal subtitles idea from Mozilla
• IATV Book store
• 10 new UX books to look out for in 2010
• BS 8878:2010 Draft for public review

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