Alexander BaxevanisinHello TeamWhen will you DECIDE?How to navigate your way through meetings like a pilotFeb 25, 2020Feb 25, 2020
Alexander BaxevanisinHello TeamThe $20 kitchen timer that made it to spaceAnd why your client’s problem isn’t always as unique as it seemsAug 20, 2019Aug 20, 2019
Alexander BaxevanisinWebcredible, part of InviqaWhy Smart Meters won’t help you save money (and what might help instead)A few weeks ago on the train, an advert caught my eye:Jan 4, 2019Jan 4, 2019
Alexander BaxevanisDoormats: a comparative studyHow a wrong turn led to a journey of discoveryMay 9, 2018May 9, 2018
Alexander BaxevanisinWebcredible, part of InviqaHow are people actually using voice interfaces?What do people do with Alexa in their living room? How do they speak to Siri in their car? Voice interactions are harder for researchers to…May 3, 2018May 3, 2018
Alexander BaxevanisinWebcredible, part of InviqaIs there a bright side to dark patterns?I want to take you for a trip to the dark side. More specifically, the evil world of “dark patterns” — things you can put in your design to…Apr 13, 2018Apr 13, 2018
Alexander BaxevanisWhat I learnt from building my own low-cost smart home systemOver the last year, we’ve been living the future of home automation in our household. It all started last Christmas, when I bought one of…Jan 3, 20163Jan 3, 20163
Alexander BaxevanisReview of the new Santander Cycles official appOne good headline feature, lots of missed opportunities & basic design mistakes …May 13, 20151May 13, 20151
Alexander BaxevanisWhy cyclists will love the Apple WatchHint: it’s not just about fitness trackingMar 18, 2015Mar 18, 2015
Alexander BaxevanisinWebcredible, part of InviqaHow to write survey questions that don’t suckA well designed survey can give you meaningful insights. A poorly designed survey will only give you false confidence.Oct 3, 2014Oct 3, 2014