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Historically, intranets haven’t exactly been at the cutting edge of design and user experience. Issues such as confusing layouts, cluttered elements and 2000s-era stylings have been common, leading to a general lack of excitement whenever your Comms, IT or HR team have announced that they are bringing in a new
Product design compared to most other forms of design is an ongoing iterative process. As product owners and UX designers, we experience a brief sense of completion and accomplishment whenever a new feature or application is released. However, this is simply one stage in a cycle of continual improvement. While
User Experience (UX) covers the overall experience of a person using a product. UX focuses on offering an intuitive, accessible experience that provides ease of use. If you work in product design, software development or are in a member of a team that builds websites or intranets, you will no doubt
For many organisations, the homepage will be the most viewed section of the intranet. Therefore, you want to be provided with the flexibility and control to choose what you want (and need) to display. Invotra prides itself on providing the tools to help you deliver an engaging and personalised user
We released Invotra 4.17 on Wednesday 12th September 2018. Our primary focus for this release was on fixing bugs. The release included a project to further support compliance with GDPR, including features to simplify the deletion of user accounts within Invotra by reassigning content and anonymising users. Our User Management page allows users
