Cogapp are sponsoring an event on UX competency being held by the UK Usability Professionals' Association (UPA) on Thursday 25th February.

Our Head of User Experience, Pete Gale, will be speaking at the next UX Brighton event on Tuesday 9th February.

The National Archives have recently completed a significant restructuring of their website building on the results of user experience consultancy carried out by Cogapp.

The entries for the competition that Cogapp launched in support of World Usability Day on 12th November have now been judged and we're delighted to announce that the winning charity is Norwood. a charity that supports people with learning disabilities and children and families in need.

The National Archives' (TNA) online education resource has undergone a radical restructure drawing on the findings of user experience research conducted by Cogapp.

Cogapp's User Experience department continues to grow with the addition of Information Architect Chris How. In his new role, Chris will be working with senior team members to design, develop and implement user-centred information architecture and interaction design. He comes to Cogapp with over three years' experience as a User Experience Architect for First Choice Holidays and has also worked in web design and multimedia production for clients such as BBC Worldwide and the Guardian.

Amidst strong competition, we've secured a fourth user experience project with Transport for London following on from a string of successful projects earlier in the year.

Cogapp will be conducting user research into a website being developed by TfL to support an exciting new scheme in Central London. We are looking to deliver the project in June 2009.

Having worked together on three separate projects already this year, this latest collaboration cements the flourishing relationship between our rapidly evolving user experience team and TfL.

We've recently completed our latest project for the National Archives, a usability review of key elements of the electronic system which visitors use to reserve archived documents. The project was won in March as the result of a competitive tender process.