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29Nov2013

Queron Jephcott Team : User Experience and Information Architecture Tags : Technology

29Nov2013

Looking for something special for Xmas?

Queron Jephcott Team : User Experience and Information Architecture Tags : Technology

In case you missed the Wiliam logo, Christmas is just around the corner!

What do you buy that special someone?

Well, being a web design company, I feel like promoting anything other web-enabled products would leave the sales team lost and dishevelled…

As my wife knows (after years of technology gifts when all she wants is jewellery), the world is full of different gadgets and contraptions. Luckily for us and you, there’s plenty of places to get solid gift advice this year.

But what sets a good gift guide out from a bad one?

The answer is simple, a website will a proven history of solid reviews! Don’t just let little Timmy disappointingly unwrap that last minute 1920’s magic set that’s consistently on sale in David Jones for the nephew you know nothing about. Vaudeville is dead, give him a present he actually wants!

Introducing the Verge; the technology website we’ve all come to love and adore. Fortunately, the people at the Verge spend their cold autumn months preparing a holiday gift guide for the very people who put no thought into presents and just want something to get through the present unwrapping stage of Christmas day and onto the cold cold beer at 10am.

Check it out, there’s a gift for everyone!

The Verge: Holiday Gift Guide

http://www.theverge.com/2013/11/26/5146678/the-verge-holiday-gift-guide-2013#

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