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Our UE co-op students

Wednesday, May 14, 2008 – 5:58 PM

Late last year we decided to try a little experiment and hire a co-op student for a 4 month term in the UE group. Turns out it was an awesome experience and we have had so much success with our first co-op student that we have extended his term to 8 months and hired a […]

By Tracey | Comments (0)

The Rather Difficult Font Game

Monday, April 28, 2008 – 1:34 PM

Surf over to I Love Typography and play The Rather Difficult Font Game. It’s challenging, and fun too. I love to see the different font faces and it’s very satisfying to get one right! If you are Very Good, you might make it to the top of the list on the Rather Impressive Hall Of […]

By Kathleen | Comments (0)

Getting to First Base - Social Marketing 101

Thursday, March 20, 2008 – 11:02 AM

Ever wonder how to get the social media space working for you and your company? Darren and Julie over at Capulet Communications have written an excellent book on accessing this marketing channel. I’ve spun through a couple of chapters and I’ve already learned a few useful things I’d like to try to increase Habañero’s […]

By Kathleen | Also posted in Blogging | Comments (1)

Back from the south

Monday, February 18, 2008 – 1:48 PM

Interaction08 was the first conference for Interaction Designers – and I’m really happy to say that I was there! It was one of the best conferences I have ever attended and I will definitely be back next year. Hopefully it will be in Savannah again as the town is gorgeous, the buildings are steeped with […]

By Jasvir | Also posted in User Experience | Comments (0)

Convenient travel feature from Google

Monday, January 14, 2008 – 6:01 PM

Another nifty feature from Google: you can now get your flight status directly from the Google search box. Typing in Westjet 76 or whatever flight you are on will tell you the exact departure and arrival time of your flight, and whether it’s on time or delayed.
Very handy for the winter season.

By Barbara | Also posted in Search, User Experience | Comments (0)