User experience (UX) can be in details
Wall of Tweets, our twitterwall is often shaped thanks to the continuous feedback that we are receiving from hundreds of users and customers. But there is one thing that we’ve noticed that users are always pointing out. If they see it – of course.
It is about those little big details. Though you can sometimes even miss them, once you see them they provide you with certain emotions of gratification and satisfaction. Again, if they have been crafted with passion and sense.
Today, I’d like to share one of those little details that we have introduced for the first time last week at WebFest.me conference in Budva, Montenegro. Internally we call it “flashing logo”.
Wall of Tweets – best twitterwall is now free for all Ignite events
Here at UX Passion our Wall of Tweets team strongly believes in giving back to the community and supporting valuable events, ideas and different other forms of creative expression.
After we have proudly supported TEDx conferences for well over a year now we are extending our free offer to all Ignite event organizers worldwide. Of course, this means that TEDx events are still supported by us, now we just have a new member of the family, so to say…
So, as of today, Ignite event organizers – let’s hear from you and we will support your Ignite events worldwide!
Wall of Tweets at World Economic Forum in Davos 2011 and at Macworld with NAVIGON
Usually announcements like this are covered with professional PR (and we will most likely have one as well) but personally I’m a big fan of Cluetrain Manifesto and their idea that markets are conversations and that their members do communicate in language that is natural, honest, open and genuine. It’s all about the real human voice and that’s why all our blog posts are written by my team members here at UX Passion – in their own words.
So, today, I have two major and very exciting announcements to share with you. Our Wall of Tweets twitterwall solution is running at the 41st World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. It’s a part of their Social Media Corner and it’s been highly customized for this occasion. We’ve teamed up with WEF’s team to provide best possible Twitter experience for their journalists, their guests and all attendees. And we are talking about names like Claus Schwab, CEOs of most successful and prominent companies, world leaders, presidents, ministers…
So, here’s more about it…
Wall of Tweets twitterwall: Customer-driven innovation and new features
Here at UX Passion we take pride every time when our customers achieve business and other successes especially when it’s in part to our contribution.
Wall of Tweets twitterwall as our project and product is no different. In fact, many new spectacular features we’ve announced a while ago have been proposed by our customers and they have had the direct opportunity to interact with our product design team and share their feelings.
Today, I’m proud to announce several new features and improvements that have been added to Wall of Tweets v 2.0 as of today. They are still going through some testing but feedback and first results are really promising. Wow, I’m always excited like a little kid when I’m making announcement like this one (I don’t want to lose this feeling. Ever.)
So, without any further ado…
Wall of Tweets 2 Beta is here – learn about new spectacular features
Hi there, this is Vibor from UX Passion team! Wow, what weeks we’ve had! I’m so excited to be able to share with you some of the news we have right now.
As you know, and Antun was blogging about this earlier, we’ve been working on a second, new, version of our Wall of Tweets twitterwall product. After literally hundred installations and clients, large and small, it was time to gather the feedback and start from the scratch.
And today – new Wall of Tweets 2 (still in beta) is available. After hundreds of hours, bunch of sleepless nights, few thousands lines of code, dozens of users being tested and some 100 000 tweets caught in WoT… Numbers are impressive!
Learn what’s new!
