What good is AI if it's difficult or even impossible to use? Our latest insight explores the critical role of UX in designing AI products that are intuitive, user-friendly, and meet the needs of their users. furthermore.co.uk/insights/ai-wi…

While minimum viable products (MVPs) can be a valuable approach for product teams, they aren't always the best approach! Find out the reasons why opting for an MVP may be more harmful than helpful in our latest insight. furthermore.co.uk/insights/why-a…

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Creating and managing a product roadmap is no easy task! Here are the most common mistakes we see and the steps product teams can take to address them 🙌 furthermore.co.uk/insights/the-r…

If you are looking for amazing free resources on how to better use data at your organisation, check out data.org. We've loved working with them this past year on new improvements for their website. Learn more in our case study 👇 furthermore.co.uk/work/data-org

It can be difficult for any open initiative to get users to contribute. How many times have you visited Wikipedia to consume content versus contributing? We explore the tactics communities can use to help encourage participation in our latest insight 👇 furthermore.co.uk/insights/beyon…

“We write for humans, but if we want humans to see what we’ve written, we must write for machines first.” — Pavel A. Samsonov uxdesign.cc/no-ai-user-res…

Finding that delicate balance between customisation and consistency is crucial to the success of a product. We explore strategies for maintaining branded, customisable user interfaces in our latest insight 👇 furthermore.co.uk/insights/the-g…

Excellent talk by Annika Marie Leick #pdw24

Does your design team need a bit of inspiration? Why not throw a design party!! Here are four of our favourite creative exercises to get design teams flexing their creative muscles 💪 furthermore.co.uk/insights/4-cre…

How is GenAI unlocking value in your role or at your organisation? Perhaps we should stop focusing on time saved and embrace a broader vision of value creation... furthermore.co.uk/insights/genai…

Our very own Steve Johnson is part of the judging panel for the BIMA (British Interactive Media Association) Awards - Strategists & Consultants category! If you know someone who has applied digital insight and/or tech innovation at an organisational level, nominate them today: bima.co.uk/bima-programme…

Amex: Some friction in a product can be good #mtpcon if you solve most common needs on the Home Screen, do not expect users to visit other sections of your app.

We are thrilled to announce that The Harvard Gazette redesign has been nominated for a #Webbys People’s Voice. Vote now and help us win! vote.webbyawards.com/PublicVoting#/…

Today we are exploring the crucial role of "delight" in product design. Discover why forging emotional connections with users isn't just a nice-to-have, but a key driver for retention 👇 furthermore.co.uk/insights/desig…

We had the pleasure of working with the Financial Ombudsman Service. We conducted user testing with consumers and financial service providers to help validate a new design direction for the website. Read our latest case study to learn more... furthermore.co.uk/work/financial…

Inclusive design is much bigger than simply checking web accessibility guidelines. It's a fundamental shift in the way we approach design overall. Check out our latest insight to learn how inclusive design can benefit your product and all your users. furthermore.co.uk/insights/case-…

Should designers be worried about the rise of AI in design? Read our assessment of the latest AI additions to Figma and decide for yourself. furthermore.co.uk/insights/ai-de…

Furthermore founder Steve Johnson joined Cush Digital CEO Aziz Musa on his podcast, The Impact Lab, to discuss designing in the age of AI. If you work in UX, design, or the creative field in general, this is an essential listen. furthermore.co.uk/insights/desig…

A nonprofit website isn’t just a place to explain your mission—it’s a tool to move people. Done right, it can turn curiosity into commitment. But too often, the experience feels more like wandering through a brochure than stepping into a movement. furthermore.co.uk/insights/how-t…