Increasing the stopping power of interactive signage
One of our guiding principles at Ombori is the concept of “stopping power” - the ability of a device in-store to make a customer literally stop and engage with the...
Designing In-store Voice Assistants
Just a couple of years ago, when we first started working on it, the idea of talking to a screen in a store seemed like science fiction. But since then, we’ve seen a...
Making QR codes more user-friendly
So often, when doing UX and UI work, it’s the tiny details that make all the difference. Here’s a classic example.The Ombori Selfie Mirror, Sales Remote and Customer...
Taking the initiative with in-store installations
We recently wrote about three in-store installations we built for different customers: two for Whyred and one for H&M. Now that they’ve been live for a while, we’ve...
Building the Magic Mirror
The start of May marked an important stage in the evolution of Ombori, as we unveiled our latest creation in the heart of Manhattan. It's an interactive...
Designing an in-store touch screen installation
Continuing our move into new ways of interacting with customers, we recently created an in-store touch-screen installation for Swedish fashion house Whyred. It will...
How I learned to put the team first when running a Design Sprint
Tips on becoming a Sprint Master, for people who aren’t alreadyWhen working on a new project, I firmly believe Design Sprints are one of the best ways to generate and...