April 2009 posts

Better user experience can help travel industry survive downturn

By Alexander Baxevanis on 30 April 2009

We often get asked how companies can best use their online presence to minimise the effects of the downturn. While there’s no silver bullet that works in any kind of business, some helpful ideas for the travel sector come from a recent (29 April 2009) presentation by the Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA) & … Read more about ‘Better user experience can help travel industry survive downturn’


Survey says gadget jargon confuses users

By Alistair Gray on 27 April 2009

A survey released by the Gadget Helpline today claims that too much jargon is used when referring to gadgets and technology, with the top 10 terms consumers find most confusing identified.

This is hardly a surprise. Whilst in development most gadgets are known under a codename and these are hard to drop after the grand unveiling. … Read more about ‘Survey says gadget jargon confuses users’


Should Microsoft be forcing IE8 on to people?

By Trenton Moss on 23 April 2009

Microsoft has recently announced that they’ll be pushing Internet Explorer 8 on to users of earlier IE versions through an automatic rollout. As IE8 launched, much of the talk was about increased security and new features for users. Though the new features are welcome and will maybe help IE8 stay up there in an increasingly … Read more about ‘Should Microsoft be forcing IE8 on to people?’


Better late than never!

By Jon White on 21 April 2009

After months in the making I finally find myself saying welcome to Webcredible’s blog. Aside from the development time it took, this blog has been a long time coming given that we are over 5 years old now. But hey, better late than never!

This blog, like many others, is a mouthpiece for the people behind … Read more about ‘Better late than never!’