User experience design
We design compelling digital experiences for education, health services and professional bodies.
What we do
Experiences that educate and inspire users
We combine user-centred design techniques with our end-to-end perspective of the learner journey to create impactful digital experiences for education, health and professional and membership bodies. We have specialist expertise in learning design as well as web applications and digital and content strategy. Integrating our UX capabilities with our advisory and service design teams brings a joined-up perspective so that we design and advise on solutions that delight users and meet business and strategic needs.
USQ Upskill Course Hub Implementation
Executive Summary Curio partnered with the University of Southern Queensland (USQ) to develop USQ UpSkill, a new approach to delivering professional learning. USQ UpSkill is an educational product and service that responds to the need for shorter, engaging bites of learning, blending the rigour of academic learning with authentic, work-based contexts. The UpSkill website is … USQ Upskill Course Hub Implementation
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USQ Upskill Course Hub Implementation
Executive Summary Curio partnered with the University of Southern Queensland (USQ) to develop USQ UpSkill, a new approach to delivering professional learning. USQ UpSkill is an educational product and service that responds to the need for shorter, engaging bites of learning, blending the rigour of academic learning with authentic, work-based contexts. The UpSkill website is … USQ Upskill Course Hub Implementation
A digital toolkit for the National Workforce Skills Development Unit
The Trust was asked by Health Education England to solve the problem of trying to support the management teams of the national mental health workforce. They approached Curio to help build an online toolkit to help managers and workforce planners develop their teams.
Building a university homepage using an iterative UX design process
Our Digital Director Michael Frantzis discusses a past project of his, redesigning University College London’s homepage with Independent Design Director, Will Kruger and UX Consultant Marcos Villasenor. The project involved extensive user testing to iteratively improve the page design and refine content. The result was a beautiful, user-friendly landing homepage that saw some impressive results.
Micro-credentials discovery platform for the Irish Universities Association
The platform is a unique development in the Irish higher education landscape bringing together accredited short courses from different universities on to one central platform with course information, enquiries, and enrolment segregated and controlled by each institution.
