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Grown up WordPress, part 1
WordPress is more than capable of handling large, complex, and highly integrated websites. Read More
WordPress’ Cockney secret
Unexpected autocorrection behaviour on a multi-language WordPress website. Read More
Don’t use text in images
It's often the simplest option, but don't use pictures of words on your website. Read More
Open Source isn’t really what clients want
Headscape used to offer its own content management system (CMS) to would be clients. It was first developed back in the early noughties when CMSs were ridiculously expensive and awful to use. Read More
Measuring user experience design
How successful is my website, app, feature, or design change? It’s a simple question to ask, but more challenging to answer. Read More
Does Agile methodology lead to poor interface design?
There has been a lot of finger pointing at frameworks such as Bootstrap for an apparent depreciation in design standards lately. But, I think that Agile methodologies have something to answer for as well. Read More
Measuring thought leadership content
It’s generally accepted wisdom that thought leadership content marketing works. Especially for professional services businesses such as law and consulting firms. But is there any good evidence? And, crucially, how can you measure it? Read More
Humans like alphabetically ordered lists
Well, humans that use a latin-based alphabet do. But this can present challenges for the presentation of certain types of content. Read More
Be careful with animation
Due to our work in the legal sector, we tend to keep an eye out for new site launches when they happen. One recent example caught our attention possibly for the wrong reasons. Read More
Initial thoughts on using Gutenberg
Dan talks about his experience of developing the new Headscape site, with a focus on working with the Gutenberg editor. Read More
Can’t get any user input?
We all - rightly - point at user research as the foundation of any good web project. Thorough user research equals focused and usable products, right? But what should we do if we can't get to those users? Read More
Design for user empowerment: helping people with health conditions
You know you have a health condition, but do you need to see a doctor? You are being treated for a medical condition, but should you be getting additional investigations or treatment? Read More