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We recently worked with the Victorian Auditor-General's Office (VAGO) to optimise the presentation of their Major Projects Performance Report. Through user interviews and best practice auditing we provided insights and recommendations to VAGO about how to improve the usability, accessibility and comprehension of the PDF report and accompanying interactive dashboard. Armed with fresh, powerful insights, VAGO can improve the Major Projects Performance Report for its audience, strengthening efforts to bring accountability and transparency to government spending. Check out the case study below.

This October, Tundra is participating in the Walk for Epilepsy for the Epilepsy Foundation of Australia 🚶♀️ The Tundra Team has committed to walking, running, or riding to raise funds for those affected by epilepsy and to support vital research for better treatments. All donations made today will be doubled, so visit our fundraising page below and help us support a brighter future for individuals living with epilepsy. https://lnkd.in/g3AnQTcP

🏔️ Let's connect at SXSW Sydney 2024!  🏔️ Next week Tundra is headed to SXSW Sydney to immerse ourselves in the energy and innovation that comes from bringing together some of the world's finest thinkers and most creative minds. If you’re passionate about digital innovation and technology, let’s take this chance to meet up, share insights, and explore collaboration opportunities. We’re also planning some casual meetups during the event for those interested. So, if you’re in Sydney, we’d love to connect! 💬 Drop a comment or DM Samantha Mitsios or Andy Brown if you’re also attending and interested in joining us for some coffee, conversations and creative collabs. #SXSW2024 #AgencyNetworking #Innovation #CreativeCommunity #SydneyEvents

In our latest blog, we take a look at two key ingredients of human centred design: accessibility and inclusivity. Although very much related, there are important differences to understand between the two concepts. Tundra designer, Caitlin Maiorana helps unpack these terms; how we can be aware of their impacts and where to start considering them in your next project.

We know from the data—and from experience—that many websites are excluding people due to simple design errors. To provide a truly equitable and inclusive digital experience, accessibility should be built into every interface and execution by design. If you know your website needs to be more accessible, but don't know where to start, we've put together 10 basic steps you can follow to take your site from unusable to accessible for many users. [PDF can be downloaded]

Check out our motion team's most used After Effects scripts! 🎬 📜 We're always searching for ways to optimise our workflow and these scripts are undeniably useful in so many of our motion projects.

When we think about design, we often focus on aesthetics or functionality. But history shows that bad design can have much more severe consequences—sometimes even endangering lives. In our latest blog by Tundra UX Lead Nigel Moyes, we explore three real-world examples where poor design choices led to tragic outcomes, and what we can learn from them.

We're celebrating 10 incredible years of partnership between Tundra and Nike 🤝 Here's a look back at some of our favourite projects over the past decade. Excited to see what the next 10 years bring! 🎉

Whether someone is about to complete a purchase on an eCommerce site or sign up to your weekly newsletter, the point at which a website visitor is ready to take action is delicate. At this crucial point, a visitor could lose confidence in their decision and not take the action you want them to take. So how do you maintain visitor confidence? That's where point-of-action assurances come in. Our Senior UX Strategist Nathan Cocks explores the why and how of point-of-action assurances in the latest Tundra blog.

New Work ⚡ Award-winning UK architecture practice Minifie Architects approached us to design and build a new, visually appealing website for them that would be fast to update and easy to maintain. Our solution for Minifie is visually striking; primarily focused on showcasing their innovative work, it’s built on Sanity, a lightweight and easy-to-use headless CMS. For them, Sanity has proven to be a more intuitive and user-friendly content management system. With features like real-time collaboration, it ensures they can keep their website up-to-date at pace and focus more of their time on what they do best—conceptualising and building incredible architecture solutions. Case study: https://lnkd.in/gfZxj5Ra Minifie website: https://lnkd.in/ghAPAyiW