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Dear readers,

I’m happy and proud to announce that the Website of our new User Experience Agency is now up and running. Please check us at: http://8ratio.ch. Here is a short description of the agency:

:ratio is a freshly created user experience and usability consulting agency, striving to design user-friendly and intuitive interfaces and make the W

user experience agency based in Lausanne Switzerland

:ratio is a freshly created user experience and usability consulting agency, striving to design user-friendly and intuitive interfaces and make the Web a better place to experience and enjoy.

We are three passionate user experience architects based in Lausanne Switzerland. We put our passion and creativity at the disposal of companies desiring to improve the usability and user experience of their websites, extranets, intranets, as well as mobile, Web and desktop applications.

Please email us or call us on +41 78 759 58 17 for an estimate or to know more about us, we will get back to you within the next 24h.

We are often led to believe that the more freedom we have the more creative we will be. Full creative license? Sweet. Unlimited budget? Awesome! No timetable? Even better.

Yeah, right.

I say…