Winter winds are trickling in, adding to the fears of the return of the Beast from the East. However, this gives you the perfect excuse to stay indoors with some great reading with this week’s Sett.
Winter winds are setting in, dry Januaries are beginning to feel the itch, and the discounted Christmas chocolate boxes in supermarkets are becoming all the more tempting. To help you stay on track for a little while longer, here are five…
With reports this week of poor retail sales this Christmas, is it time for the industry to have a rethink? Almost every company I’ve ever worked with uses revenue targets as their KPI. It’s worked for years, so why change? The problem is setting a…
Loyalty doesn't exist any more. Well, not in the traditional sense. In this consumerist world, convenience is king. We don't really care how many points you give us or how many free coffees we get. We care about how good your product or service is,…
The winter winds are rattling at our office windows, so, here’s some interesting bits to read as you ignore the cold weather and snuggle closer to the fire (or heater).
Try to get ABBA’s Dancing Queen out of your head and read these articles instead:
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.
In between football matches and substitutions, we’ve managed to read up on open source, chatbots, and the new wonder of ‘DesignOps’.
Here’s our weekly round-up of news to distract you from the fact that we haven’t had a bank holiday this week and won’t for another 79 days. Not that we’re counting.
With the bank holiday behind us and the wet weather upon us, kick back and see what we’ve been reading this past week.
This week has been a busy week one for the news agenda. It’s Mental Health Awareness Week, Thursday marked Global Accessibility Awareness Day and on Saturday it’s the Royal Wedding. We’ve been sifting through the news to pick out some of the…
We've been nominated for two UK Digital Experience Awards; in the Retail website sector award and as 'Best Use of Website to Build Your Brand’.
Last night Red Badger and Fortnum & Mason won at the BIMA Awards! We took home the trophy for Best Web Design & Build for the eCommerce site and we could not be prouder.
As you may or may not be aware the team at Red Badger has been hard at work crafting away at the new Fortnum & Mason e-commerce website. It has also recently been nominated for the best customer experience award at the BT tech & ecom awards (…
It seems slightly crazy to be talking about ‘the new mobile’. It seems like mobile only recently became the new mobile and I can’t even remember what it was before that. Such is the speed of change in this digital world of ours that simply by…
At Red Badger, we typically start projects by gathering insights and working out initial concepts. This allows us to understand the users, identify a scope for the project with clients and prepare design assets for development. Also known as ‘sprint…
We have just held our first London Spree Commerce User Group so I thought I’d write a brief blog to quickly summarise.
Red Badger are always looking at new ways of working with regard to our tech stack as well as our process engineering methods. Our focus is on helping our clients to realise benefit as quickly as possible.
The importance of the mobile channel to today's retailers won't come as a surprise to anyone involved in technology buying decisions in the retail…
Not that long ago building a successful online presence meant ensuring that your website worked correctly in all the major desktop browsers. Fast forward to today and the PC is dead, 61% of the UK…