James McQuarrie www.jmcquarrie.co.uk Web consulting, design & development

A follow up to my “How supermarkets could blend the online and the offline Worlds to make customers more loyal” article

A brand new online publication Consultive Magazine launched today

Providing online spend analysis for customers who shop with a loyalty card could help supermarkets keep customers coming back for more on and offline

1) The people who buy the software are not the end users. 2) Software designed to do everything for everyone will not be very good at any one thing. 3) It is really hard to define a great user experience, or prove that a system offers one

As more and more organisations start offering their software using a cloud computing model the user experience of their offerings become more and more critical to the success of attracting and retaining customers.

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The third and final installment of a series of posts about HTML tables

Part two of a three part series

Lets talk about HTML tables properly

Content personalisation is the Holy-Grail of web design, could card counting be the answer?

Building your application for one browser is always a business issue

Which is the better model for Information Architecture?

Online shopping survey results

Online shopping survey

Do you browse left to right or up and down?

From browser plugins to image generators

Two CSS tricks to make horizontal lists look better

10 principles for designing better websites

What you design and build should align with where you’re going as an organisation

HTML & CSS coding tricks that can save you and your team time

As advertisers realise this they will cotton on to a, as yet relatively untapped, marketing platform; roofs.

Find, Add, View, Edit

What you can learn from the special effects in Forest Gump

Part three of a three part series

Part two of a three part series

For the past two and a half years I have been working in the world of User Experience and web interface design.

For years organisation’s have struggled to realise the potential of their collective knowledge because they have no way of collecting or sharing it. Could Social Networking be the answer?

I started building websites way back in late 2000, having read my way through the book “Learn HTML in a weekend”. It got me hooked, and I’ve been involved in designing, developing and maintaining websites in some form or another ever since.