Pretty (but) vacant: good looking digital services aren’t enough
I’ve been planning to write this blog post for a good 6 months now, if not longer having just been through a significant digital transformation...
Why international user needs should never be an afterthought
We are a truly international organisation, with students, partners, funders and members of staff from all over the world. But here at Southampton we...
What user research means to a content design newbie
It’s my second month as a content designer for the OneWeb team and I’ve been learning about user research with the wonderful Maya Wiseman. Maya...
My first month as a User Experience Design Intern at OneWeb
Thanks to Sarah Partington, our Intern, for putting this blog post together. A bit about me Hi there! I'm Sarah, a recent graduate of the Games...
A Year in four months – Part V: what I learned as User Research Intern at OneWeb
Thanks to Daniel Horvath, our User Research Intern, for putting this blog post together. My name is Daniel. I am originally from Hungary but have...
A Year in four months – Part III – Research is the university’s core
Over the last few months, the OneWeb Research team (Andrew Lamb, Andrew Larcombe, Jo Caley, Maya Wiseman, Neil McWhinnie and Richard Lakin) were...
What we’ve learned from doing a design sprint
A few weeks back we did a design sprint for ‘Become an undergraduate student’ undergraduate course pages. What is a design sprint? In a...
The user holds the trump card
It’s been just over a month since our OneWeb teams assembled. In that time, our user researchers have met lots of people, seen lots of work going...
Weeknotes 10, sprint 9: end of an Alpha
Thanks to Chris Lockhart, our Web Content Officer, for putting the Weeknotes together this week. Here’s what he had to say: Our Alpha is coming...
Weeknotes 9, sprint 8: learning what our users actually want
Are you planning to enrol to university soon? Maybe looking to come to an open day? Or perhaps getting to do something you’ve always dreamt...