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What's the point of going to conferences?
We have a £2,000 annual training budget at Red Badger that can be used however we like. Most people use it to travel to attend a conference in the US, Asia-Pacific or somewhere equally exciting. Training is really specific to your job role and…
Lean UX workshop with Jeff Gothelf – my top takeaways
Last month I enjoyed a trip down to Brighton for a day long workshop with the author of Lean UX, Jeff Gothelf. UX enthusiasts from across the UK and some from as far as Sweden came down to the south of England to learn more about Lean, UX and all…
Accessibility blog series on eConsultancy
James Hopkins and Sari Griffiths have been writing a blog series on accessibility on the eConsultancy site.
Badger slack digest – May 2016 issue
Selected bits of shared information from our private Slack channels at Red Badger. Grouped by channel names.
London React Meetup – April 2016
An evening of testing workflows and dynamically built forms awaited visitors to Code Node last Wednesday when the London React Meetup was once again in town. Tom Duncalf kicked things off by describing what he has found to be effective unit and…
Characteristic of a good product owner
Typically on most Agile projects, the success (or failure) of a project can heavily depend on how good (or bad) the product owner is and how committed they are. Good Agile teams that consistently deliver the right thing at the right time, and with…
Building desktop apps with electron, webpack and redux
In March 2016, as a part my annual training budget - a perk that every badger gets - I had the opportunity to go all the way to the Fluent Conf, which was in sunny San Francisco. You can read the best bits from the conference in Alex's blog.
Fortnum’s are commerce innovation leader
Innovation in commerce is a hot topic – and Fortnum & Mason Director of Customer Experience, Zia Zareem-Slade is well placed to discuss how and why.
Divide and Conquer - Content Management done properly
Adapting to ever changing user needs is difficult with a traditional CMS. A modular approach to software reuse helped Red Badger deliver a great experience to both Sky’s customers and their editorial staff.
Building a content-managed website is more…
Stepping into the Offline World
Here’s the question that gets asked by so many that it’s become annoying – what’s the next big thing in web development? React? Angular 2? CycleJS? WebSockets? HTTP2?
To drive value to your customers faster you need to re-shape your digital business
In a world where consumer demand changes as fast as the direction of the wind, the demand on enterprises to rapidly deliver change is never more prominent. Enterprises need to change the way they drive value to their customers or face the threat of…
Knowing the elephant: mobbing way
Once upon a time, six blind men went to find out what an elephant is.The first man touched the legs of the elephant and thought, an elephant is like a big pillar or a tree with strong skin. The second man touched the tail and came to the conclusion…
Taking Lean Startup Into the Enterprise
In today's world where technology progresses at an incredible rate, established firms must innovate to remain competitive
Lean startup, developed by Eric Ries, is a method for developing businesses and products. Lean Startup is about delivering fast…
Gender equality at Red Badger
Today is International Women’s Day, a day to celebrate the progress made in regards to gender equality and to highlight where progress still needs to be made.