Last week we received a nice email from Amnesty UK, one of our clients, about the work we’re doing on Protect The Human.

I mentioned to William some feedback on PTH our Head of IT, Kamesh received at an IT conference last week. Please pass on to all involved. As part of a panel discussion on best practise websites he submitted PTH.com to be reviewed as one of 5 sites. It came out on top. It was referred to time and time again by the panel as an excellent example of user engagement that worked on many levels and incentivised users. It was also held up as a leading example of good user experience and best practise in terms of site usability and accessibility.

What can we say, it’s always nice to hear good things! We still have some distance to go with it, but Protect The Human is especially important to us because of the causes that it aims to garner public support for. If you’re not on it yet, then you should be – and please pass the word along to everyone you know.

Anjali Ramachandran

Anjali Ramachandran

Anjali couldn't shake off the habit of calling herself a 'citizen of the world' for the last decade, having lived in 5 countries so far, but has now amended that to 'citizen of the internetz'. She is a strong believer in technology as an agent of social change and likes exploring the relationship between digital services and physical objects. Robots and transmedia storytelling projects intrigue her.

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