April to June 2019’s Roundup
‘Roundup’ is the collection of what we’ve either been reading, discussing or working on at Avenue. Here’s the things that got our attention from April through June 2019…
Made of Ballarat website
With a new website that sets the gold standard for travel and tourism (pun intended), we were pumped to help Ballarat bring its rebrand to the digital masses.
Communicator Awards
We were stoked to pick up two international 2019 Communicator Awards recently for our websites for Sculptform & FrancoCrea.
Deliver better UX with micro-interactions
Great micro-interactions provide your users with delightful moments of understanding and clarity when using your digital presence.
What seven years at Airbnb taught me about building a business
Lenny Rachitsky was the Growth PM Lead at Airbnb for 7 years. Upon leaving the organisation recently he wrote this awesome article about Airbnb outlining how creating a great culture, staying laser-focused on solving problems, plus having ambitious goals, can build brilliant a business.
What makes your Brand Experience better? UX or CX?
From UX Planet, this fascinating article outlines that whilst most designers primarily influence the User Experience (UX), they also need to understand the larger context of Customer Experience (CX) towards building a strong and credible Brand Experience (BX).
How email can actually enhance your productivity
Often despised as one of the worst parts of digital life, this article from The Startup sheds a fresh perspective on how email can be your friend, including some great tips on how to better use and lift your email game.
10 UX Trends that are Driving the Fintech Revolution
The financial landscape is being radically transformed by a host of new companies that are sweeping aside traditional methods and providing consumers with enhanced choice and experiences. Here’s the top UX trends driving this exciting space.
Inspiration from the Grid
Our favourite creative post from Inspiration Grid recently is this fantastic concept by Dublin-based studio Rothco for a “book that grows”, showing how to create a sustainable future.
