Elemental Concept acquires leading NZ consultancy Purple Shirt to power global growth and bolster experience design capabilities.
We’re excited to welcome one of New Zealand’s leading UX, CX , EX, design and innovation consultancies into the Elemental Concept group, combining their deep expertise in human-centred design with our global technology delivery capabilities.
Creating a new website when you do it day in, day out for clients
After nearly 9 years, we finally revamped our brand and website. From deep brand discovery to managing internal feedback, this journey helped us better express who we are as a tech consultancy that values trust, partnership, and integrity.
AI has always needed auditing…
AI has long needed scrutiny and verification from a safety, accuracy, and, most importantly, an ethical standpoint.
Cybersecurity lesson 1 – Close the front door
SMEs are a growing target for cyber attacks. At Elemental Concept, we offer a common-sense, staged approach to help small businesses identify risks, and fix them.
The bedrock of a healthy work culture
Elemental Concept fosters a diverse, collaborative culture where trust, autonomy, and continuous learning thrive. By embracing cross-functional teams, encouraging experimentation, and valuing different perspectives, we create an environment where innovation flourishes.
The persuasive powers of UX Writing
Words are a powerful tool in UX design. They guide users, set context, and define the experience. A strong voice and empathy create meaningful journeys that resonate with users and elevate designs.
Róisín O’Toole
Build or buy your Software?
The choice between bespoke development and COTS depends on project needs, long-term costs, and flexibility. Both carry risks, but with the right approach, agile development and hybrid solutions offer significant advantages.
Nick Poole
Ensuring your products get tested
Testing is an essential, not optional, part of UX design. It validates assumptions, gauges public opinion, and helps decide next steps. Empower your designs with user feedback for better-informed decisions.
Róisín O’Toole
The Mountain Bites Back
Thank you to everyone who supported Xavier and me. We raised over £10k for DRWF. Our Kilimanjaro trek had highs and lows, but we’re grateful for the experience and safety.
Bimal Shah
Experiences make you a leader
Through deep introspection, I discovered the importance of self-awareness in leadership. Understanding flaws, embracing feedback, and evolving have made me a stronger leader, empowering change in myself and others.
Róisín O’Toole