Archive for September, 2009
Promoting people to walk & cycle more
September 24th, 2009
Greater Wellington Regional Council want to promote walking and cycling as a viable transport option.
To make it easy for people to discover walking and cycling routes in the Wellington region, Lushai did user research to understand people’s walking and cycling habits.
Working closely with ProjectX, to understand online Map applications, we did the interaction design to deliver the first phase of the Journey planner tool.
Visit GWRC’s Journey Planner website
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Monday post-it notes
September 7th, 2009
Slack is the word! I have been trying to write one, maybe two blog posts a week here at Lushai but as you may or may not have noticed, last week was a fizzer. Due not so much to motivation as extreme workloads and baby demands.
So here is a short spewage of links and fun for a Monday morning, enjoy
I love it
- Danny Devito joins twitter and his nuts are on fire. Im following!
- Introducing Typedia by Jason Santa MariaTypedia. Will this solve a million hours of typeface digging?
- Bucket vac
- Webtrends are fun
- Kickin it with art direction on the web
- Excellant article about inline form validation from ala
- Augmented Reality Apps Proliferate
- The wall has fallen on Augmented reality Apps
- Handy JQuery drop down menu solutions
Space age retro images. Awesome!
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iPredict – Design review and strategy
September 3rd, 2009
iPredict is the first and only real money prediction market in New Zealand. Lushai helped identify opportunities through a design review process and user research with the audience of the site. We provided design and search engine optimisation (SEO) recommendations for iPredict to take to meet its objective of capturing an audience and ultimately increase conversion.
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- Tagged under design strategy, Interaction Design, SEO, wireframes
Knowledge Cue
September 3rd, 2009
KnowledgeCue needed a new online identity and a website that reflected their approach to technology – an approach that is open to new ideas and sharing knowledge. Lushai designed their new logo and a website that reflects their fresh attitude to collaboration, sharing and opening new opportunities for their clients and partners.
KnowledgeCue specialises in Microsoft SharePoint solutions and partners.
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- Tagged under consulting, Interaction Design, Visual Design
SSC intranet
September 2nd, 2009
The States Services Commission (SSC) needed a new intranet during a time of change at the commission.
Lushai developed a flexible information architecture that could cater to future content, personalisation based on user participation and a really easy way to find information within their existing document management system.
We worked with SilverStripe to deliver the SSC intranet.
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- Tagged under Information Architecture, Interaction Design, Intranet