How we write CSS has changed a lot in the recent years. Many developers do not write vanilla CSS at all anymore, BEM seems to be the industry standard for structuring the codebase and the advent of SPA’s has magnified it’s shortcomings. But in some…

Too often in my career I have found that testing is exactly like water, gravity or Google: you don’t realise how important it is to your life, until you suddenly lose it for some reason. But to the people behind the yearly TestExpo conference,…

This week I’m in Antwerp, Belgium for a 2 day Lean Change Agent workshop with Jason Little. Day 1 just ended and I’m exhausted!! But in that great my-brain-is-buzzing-with-new-ideas-and-information kind of way. Since my brain is way too excited to…

Introduction to Elm

Elm is a small but expressive language for building purely functional user interfaces for the browser. Elm code compiles down to JavaScript/HTML so our dream of writing JavaScript without actually writing any JavaScript may…

We've been nominated for two UK Digital Experience Awards; in the Retail website sector award and as 'Best Use of Website to Build Your Brand’.

There’s been loads of writing about how operating models vary from business to business. Since Agile was a thing (from 2001) it has grown to become a buzzword that many organisations see as a silver bullet. This is not a new phenomenon. We often see…

Red Badger are taking part in BIMA’s Digital Day on 17th November.

Red Badger and Fortnum & Mason won at both the BIMA Awards and the eCommerce Awards this month.

Last night we hosted the second “Functional Programming for the Web” meetup. We had quite a meaty line up - with Elm, Haskell AND Clojurescript all on the lineup.

Last night Red Badger and Fortnum & Mason won at the BIMA Awards! We took home the trophy for Best Web Design & Build for the eCommerce site and we could not be prouder.

Red Badger viewed positively for its suitably tasteful redesign.

Why is there such little engagement from the procurement department during the process? The traditional set-up is run almost as if it is an external event; the outcome of which has no impact on the purchaser at all.

We recently decided to expand our horizons beyond the quite successful React meetup we host every month. The result was the functional programming for the web meetup - with the inaugural first meetup held last month.

I’ve worked in various non-techy roles in tech companies for the past 7 years. When I started at Red Badger a year ago, one of designers spent time looking at the gender split of the company and proudly announced it was 50/50- I was quite surprised…

We are one: a strong company identity

Red Badger has one of the strongest company identities I have ever encountered in my working life. We feel strong for the company, we like being part of it and the idea behind it; we are indeed always trying for…