Computers are deterministic, predictable machines and are designed to blindly follow sets of instructions in a repeatable manner. This nature of computers has of course served us extremely well through most of the last century, but this design…

My second internship at Red Badger - Introducing the Red Badger Mystery Meals scheme.

As we try to find our sunglasses and strip off our preemptive layers of chunky knits, we read some pretty neat things and you can too below.

We are proud to announce that we have been appointed to redesign the Sun Savers app. After a competitive start, we are set with the tasks of improving usability and making features more user-friendly.

Try to get ABBA’s Dancing Queen out of your head and read these articles instead:

Another day, another story about discrimination and disappointment. Today’s is courtesy of Professor Alessandro Strumia of Pisa University who has been suspended by Cern, for a presentation he did by claiming that “physics was invented and built by…

Earlier this year, we lost our dear friend and colleague Natalie after a very short illness.

Here’s some interesting articles for you to read, in between conversations about the weather and how it’s getting darker outside earlier and earlier.

Here at Red Badger we love data and insights, and it’s been a busy couple of months for our Insights team. We’ve been meeting clients to discuss how we can help them improve their products and services, by using data backed insights and starting a…

We worked with Pride in London to build an open source platform for their new app, allowing the community to celebrate and contribute all year round. Read how we used React Native to deliver a fully functioning mobile app across two platforms…

We’re excited to announce that we’ve been included in the inaugural ‘FT Future 100 UK’ list by the Financial Times, in partnership with data provider Statista. Well done to our amazing team and a big thanks to our clients for making this happening.

With Storm Ali on the way, make sure you barricade the doors and windows, get some tins of spam ready, and read through some interesting articles that we’ve picked out for you from the past week.

As we edge towards autumn, here’s some articles that caught our eye and sparked some conversations.

September is here, and the back to school feeling is in the air. So get your notepad ready, your glasses on, and check out what we’ve been studying this past week.

In between wrapping our head around the fact that it’s less than 17 weeks until Christmas (and breathe...), we still found time to gather our favourite articles from the week.

As school results come out and the summer winds down, we sat down, read some articles and learned new things.

In a recent blog, we described how we built the app for Pride in London with React Native. We mentioned how important accessibility was and that it provided some new challenges. I want to describe one example in more detail: checkboxes.

Here’s what we’ve been reading this week, a look back at the family computer, looking forward to the future of retail, and more.  

We’re excited to announce our inclusion into the Cloud Support category of the G-Cloud 10 Framework, part of the United Kingdom’s official Digital Marketplace. Acceptance onto this Digital Marketplace enables UK government departments to purchase…

Here’s some stuff we’ve read this past week as the heatwave cooled off.