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May 2013: Designing websites with users

What we are working on in May

 

  • My team experienced an early Christmas wish when Econnect rescued a highly technical document and turned it into something readable by a general audience (thank-you Mary and Sarah). While we greatly appreciated your wordsmithing skills, we equally appreciated the calm, reasonable and reliable approach to the job. So thank-you!

    Joan Meecham

    Queensland Government - Healthy HeadWaters CSG Water Feasibility Study, 2012
  • I like this monthly e-newsletter. I trust it. It communicates. That’s because the authors do the hard work for the reader. When it arrives, the reader knows it will need only 3-4 minutes to read. And for that small investment there’s nearly always a dividend. The authors make it attractive and easy to navigate. The sentences are short. This makes the ideas less complicated. This means it communicates. And when the message is always positive, it quickly builds the reader’s trust. You can’t say that about most e-newsletters.

    Greg Clough

    Communication Specialist, Center for International Forestry Research, Indonesia
  • You’ll be pleased to know that I trash most newsletters, but always try to have a look through yours. As you say, the art of capturing an idea in a visual way is to simplify without being simplistic.

    Richard Stirzaker

    Principal Research Scientist, CSIRO Land and Water
  • The workshops together with booklets were fantastic - managing the media I thought was harder than "climate change" - now it’s been made easier. Good fun - nice group interaction left feeling good /worthwhile allocation of time.

    Jennie Hawkins

    Farmer and participant in the Climate Champion program
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