New badgers, calendar design, and the ever-growing internet
In between putting away summer clothes and then getting them out again, we found you some interesting articles from the last week.
Planning for disruption, first UXD jobs, and Knuckle Tattoos
As we enter Q4, we offer our weekly update from transforming digital, planning in business, UXD laddering, and spending in retail, to tattoo inspo.
Happy Tuesday, happy news: We’re UK’s top 47 digital agency.
We're proud to announce that we’re part of Econsultancy’s annual 'Top 100 Digital Agencies 2018' report, published today. After our very first entry last year, we’re very happy to have gained fifteen places to rank now in 47th place.
Better decisions, Open Banking, and our latest ranking
Here’s some interesting articles for you to read, in between conversations about the weather and how it’s getting darker outside earlier and earlier.
Red Badger is Amplitude’s first UK partner
Here at Red Badger we love data and insights, and it’s been a busy couple of months for our Insights team. We’ve been meeting clients to discuss how we can help them improve their products and services, by using data backed insights and starting a couple of new engagements.
A labour of love – delivering a flagship, best-in-class digital experience for the Pride in London community
We worked with Pride in London to build an open source platform for their new app, allowing the community to celebrate and contribute all year round. Read how we used React Native to deliver a fully functioning mobile app across two platforms working as a cross-functional volunteer team.
We’re part of the ‘FT Future 100 UK 2018’ list
We’re excited to announce that we’ve been included in the inaugural ‘FT Future 100 UK’ list by the Financial Times, in partnership with data provider Statista. Well done to our amazing team and a big thanks to our clients for making this happening.
Emojis, fonts, and design tips
With Storm Ali on the way, make sure you barricade the doors and windows, get some tins of spam at the ready, and read through some interesting articles that we’ve picked out for you from the past week.
Innovative design, smart speakers and Netflix to chill
As we edge towards autumn, here’s some articles that caught our eye and sparked some conversations.
London tech, Google Chrome hits ten and design thinking backlash
September is here, and the back to school feeling is in the air. So get your notepad ready, your glasses on, and check out what we’ve been studying this past week.
Diversity, digital novels and colour searching
In between wrapping our head around the fact that it’s less than 17 weeks until Christmas (and breathe...), we still found time to gather our favourite articles from the week.
Scaling up, talking design and an AI visualiser
As school results come out and the summer winds down, we sat down, read some articles and learned new things.
Family computers, dev languages, and client briefs (Not the underpants)
Here’s what we’ve been reading this week, a look back at the family computer, looking forward to the future of retail, and more.
Rubik remade, storytelling and user experience, and a round of applause for variable fonts
Here’s some stuff we’ve read this past week as the heatwave cooled off.
Firefox changes, meaningful work, and Agile in the real world
Here’s what we’ve read this week while waiting for the rain to go away and for the sun to return.
Cloud, automation, and accessible gaming
Between ice cream licks and trying to subtly wipe away sweat drips, here’s some stuff we’ve read this week.
Why Prettier is already adding value and being adopted fast.
Prettier is an opinionated code formatter with support for multiple languages and frameworks. It removes all original styling and ensures that all outputted code is consistent, increasing readability and eliminating arguments (think the ‘religious’ wars over tabs vs. spaces).
How ReasonML could become the recommended way to write future React applications
ReasonML, created by the same person that originally created React, is a new syntax for the OCaml language that is meant to be welcoming to JavaScript developers. Reason lets you write simple, fast and quality type safe code while leveraging both the JavaScript & OCaml ecosystems.