Category: News

Here’s a list of about 20 things that you’ll want to have with you when a hurricane strikes. Not just “around the house,” but WITH YOU, preferably right there on your hip. No, I’m not a paranoid prepper, but my … More →

I’m really looking forward to yet another whirlwind trip to Canada and the United States next week! In addition to MeetUps in Vancouver and San Francisco, courtesy of the brilliant folks at the IxDA, I’ll also be holding two UX … More →

For months, we’ve been whispering about this behind closed doors! Now, we can finally share the news: The FatDUX Group has formed a strategic alliance with nexum AG, one of Germany’s leading digital agencies, to offer even stronger and broader … More →

A few days ago I got so frustrated with Korean Airlines’ online booking system I decided to share the horror with the rest of the world. I admit, because of what I do I am a bit more sensitive about … More →

On 25th of Novemeber I have visited the conference WebTop100 and here is some notes and interesting quotes I have heard: First presentation was given by Jiri Suchy, the man who stands behind the redesign of O2 web pages. Link … More →

Investors have totally lost confidence in the leadership of the Danish windmill giant, Vestas. Earlier this week, on October 31, 2011, their stock plummeted almost 25% – the most recent, most dramatic swing in a roller-coaster ride that started in … More →

ENG: I am proud to announce the opening of FatDUX Prague. Our offices are located just minutes from the famed Wenceslas Square in the heart of the Czech capital. Over the past few years, our sister company, ExperienceU, has grown … More →

I don’t know when the BB-bird came into my life, but it was early – a bright, yellow canary with an incredibly friendly demeanour. His name, pronounced “bee-bee”, was related directly to my ability to say things around the age … More →

From October 2008 to January 2010, former A.P. Møller-Maersk director, Kim Schultz, was FatDUX’s Director of Business Development. He died on Thursday after an illness that was longer than Kim had let on. Kim was 65. I lost a close … More →

I am absolutely positive that someone was leaning on the Fast Forward button during April because it flew by. It is only now that I am able to see over the paper piles on my desk and talk about my … More →