It's been a busy few months for new starters here at Sitback, what with Rebeka last month and Leigh the month before. Now, I'm pleased to add Annick Kessels to that list! As has become the custom in...
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Continuing our recent round of introductions to new Sitback faces, I'd like to introduce you to our latest member of the team, Rebeka Hall. Meet Rebeka Hall, Experience Design Consultant Connect with...
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As our team continues to grow, I'm excited to announce the arrival of our newest addition to the team, Leigh Wood! Leigh joins our Project Management Team as a Senior Project Manager and will be...
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April was a busy month here at Sitback and we had a number of new people join our team. While we’d love to invite you all around to our place to introduce them in person, we thought that a slightly...
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Things are about to get very competitive at Sitback HQ... We have just the launched the Sitback Robot Wars Challenge 2018! It's half team building exercise, half excuse to goof off and build robots....
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Today “Team Dev” rose to the challenge of opening up a lunchtime pop up burger bar to raise money for 1 child Per laptop, a fabulous charity which aims “to provide each child with a rugged, low-cost,...
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Why is it that psychologists work within UX teams? In this blog, we are going to explore some of the main reasons the user experience designer (UX) may be a psychologist, and the benefits. The...
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What is user experience design (UX)? Well, it’s had various definitions but its most critical is that user experience design (UX) is the end user’s interaction with a company, its services and its...
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By Loletta Cheng Customers are increasingly choosing products and services based on the quality of the experiences they have with them. Indeed, research shows that when customers encounter...
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It’s no secret that humans are captivated by unanswered questions and suspense. Behavioural economist George Loewenstein explains in his Information-Gap Theory that “curiosity happens when we feel a...
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