strategy

Articles

  • What the iPad says about Apple

    I am underwhelmed by some things (ebooks, web-browsing, operating system) and impressed by others (a genuinely capable mobile device, a multitouch screen that's useful and fun). But, what I find more interesting is the apparent set of choices and values that seem to underpin Apple as a company, and the iPad's design by extension.
  • Alchemy is a Risky Strategy

    This is a brief prelude to a series of articles I'm writing on the ongoing management of web sites and services; some friendly advice on being very honest with yourself or your client when an idea is just, well, bad.
  • Staying Relevant in Tech Industries

    There are some incredibly talented people working in technology, design, business - and I wondered how do these people stay so fresh, so highly skilled and so motivated when the nature of their industry and their business changes so quickly and so often. So I asked them; and gave a talk at Barcamp Belfast 2008 to discuss the findings.

Projects

Island Lolly

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Research, design and development of a fun and effective online store.

Tweets

  • @happycog Oh, and in three years we've had 1, maybe 2 RFPs that clearly articulated the org's strategy, customers, objectives. Comhaltas.

    9th August 2010
  • Finished a reasonably chunky research and strategy project for a Gov agency yesterday. It would be exciting to see it implemented.

    30th July 2010
  • @zeldman Too true! Check out latest article on http://paulmay.org, alchemy is not strategy. Hope you're well.

    23rd November 2009
  • @vonprond These FÁS strategy meetings must be tough :)

    10th September 2009
  • Just pre-ordered my copy of @halvorson's book on Content Strategy. Much cheapness, much awesomeness: http://tinyurl.com/mwjv32

    6th August 2009
  • I am giving a talk/workshop on Content Strategy & Writing for the Web tomorrow. Nerves, excitement and...ack...powerpoint abound.

    21st April 2009
  • KH: Hire a content strategist, and/or create a content strategy board. Content gets political, complex and needs ownership. #w2e

    1st April 2009
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Paul May is a designer and UX consultant from Dublin, Ireland; he is currently a student at NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP). Feel free to directly (or you can use the contact form). You can also get him on twitter or flickr. Paul enjoys writing in the third person.