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We believe in simplicity.

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That’s why we’ve made these guidelines really simple. They inform the way we look, feel, behave and sound as a company. They help ensure we remain consistent, impactful and recognisable across all of our communications.

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Our values

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Our mission

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Using our expansive market knowledge and customer insight, we want to provide a simple, relevant service allowing customers to switch with minimal hassle.

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Our ambition

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To be the UK’s leading comparison site for all consumers who wish to make their money go further.

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Our vision

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We are the comparison service of choice – because we make it relevant, personal and simple to use for consumers and partners.

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Our benefit

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We help our customers feel like life just keeps on switching for the better, allowing their time and money to be spent on what really matters.

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Our personality

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Brand positioning

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Intuitive and focused

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We are connected to the individual needs of our customers. In fact, we work to understand them better than anyone. We use masses of customer data, constantly capturing more and more to continually improve the relevance of our advice. Add that to our commitment to ensure ours is the most simple and comprehensive switching service available, and our customers can find clarity in a confusing marketplace and build confidence in our brand.

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Authoritative and directional

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We know what we’re talking about because we’re experts in what we do. We can demonstrate an unparalleled in-depth and connected understanding of our customers, the economy, household finances and the industries in which we operate. We’re always frank. We fight for what we believe is fair. And we do what we believe is right to build respect and trust.

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Personal and engaging

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We are a human brand that talks to our customers, not preaches. We treat them like knowledgeable peers. Always consistent in our tone, look and customer experience across all touch points. To make things easy to understand, information is visualised and brought to life, enabling our customers to see how they can save money or get better value for money.

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Experimental and bold

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We are pro-active, always adapting and pre-empting changes in customer mood and wider markets in which we exist. It lets our customers connect and interact with us with confidence.And we are proud of our BETA mindset. We stay agile, but we never look unpredictably experimental. Rather, we are open, current, honest, committed and consistent with our advice

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\n Our pattern library comes as an easily distributed package, ready to use in multiple programming environments. It contains our basic CSS components and correct usage, as well as JavaScript components that are widely used across the website.\n

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Distribution methods

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Ruby gem

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uStyle was initially created as a gem. Some of the Sass functions rely on Ruby to run. You can install it via any Gemfile and it will install the required dependencies.

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Bower package

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Install it as a bower package. This will pull down the original .scss files and compiled static CSS + JS.

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Cloudfront

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Every time uStyle gets a new version, the version gets updated across our Cloudfront distributions.\n 

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NPM Package

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Browser support

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We use Autoprefixer + Browserlist to decide what vendor prefixes to apply to our Sass files. We have a slightly wider browser support than the default (here). Currently we support all the way to IE9.

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Below is what we support. Each line is the minimum version or % use based on CanIUse metrics

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Installation

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See our GitHub for documentation on installing this across applications.

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\n The sum of our efforts towards style guidelines, a pattern library and an automated front-end. Made with ❤ at uSwitch.com\n

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Design guidelines

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uStyle includes documentation and guidelines relating to our core design principles. It is where we document everything that happens within our brand, UX and front-end development.

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Automated development

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uStyle is a gem, a bower package, a npm package and static assets. This allows our team setup to choose how they wish to implement the core front-end of uSwitch. We've tried to be as accessible as possible.

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Pattern library

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At its core, uStyle is a pattern library. It contains all current components and elements of the uSwitch UI. These are documented in the pattern library section.

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Designer + developer happiness

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Delivering designer + developer happiness is very important to us. uStyle provides a base for all our design and development work and allows our designers and developers to focus on the things that matter, whilst making their lives easier when prototyping.

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The logo

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There is no reason for this logo other than it's funny and unicorns are all the rage just now.

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Disclaimer: uSwitch is not a unicorn company.\n

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We're looking for great talent

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Want to help us build more things like uStyle? We're constantly trying to deliver a better experience for customers and developers, and we're looking for passionate people to join our team.

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Fire us an email at jobs@uswitch.com with your CV and tell us a bit about yourself.

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How to select an image

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We use imagery to relate and engage with our customers, to support our message, and to aid in understanding. These guidelines are here to help you chose images that reflect our brand values and personality. If you’re questioning whether an image is suitable, ask a designer – they’ll be happy to help.

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Principles

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Focused

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Images are more interesting when they have a point of focus.

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Contextual

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People and objects should be properly contextualised. Avoid cropping an image so severely that it’s setting is lost.

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Local

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Make sure clothing, architectural features, light and style have a UK feel.

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Mood

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Relatable, genuine, optimistic, affirmative.

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Colour

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Our preference is for natural light where possible. Colours should be warm, vibrant and saturated where possible – avoid images that are “washed out”. Do not use dramatic filters, colourisation effects, or black and white.

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People and lifestyle

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Lifestyle shots should be reportage in style, documenting people in their day-to-day lives. Subjects should be unposed, and within their natural environment. People should never be cut out or appear over solid backgrounds. Images should be relatable and feature real, everyday people. Avoid fake or forced emotions as it can seem ingenuine. A range of gender, race, and age should be represented.

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Products and objects

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Object focused imagery may be cut out and appear over our brand colours or on white. When cut out, the whole object must be appear – edges must never be cut off.

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When objects aren’t cut out, they should be realistic in their setting and not appear staged. Images should be straightforward, not overly metaphor based, and should not appear noticeably manipulated.

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Illustrations

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Illustrations may be used to add understanding and delight to an experience.

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Our illustrative style is simple and geometric. Our brand colours should be used predominantly, although variations in shades and saturation may be necessarily. Illustrations should generally appear over solid colour or white backgrounds. Avoid using illustrations that are clichéd or overly metaphor based.

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Generating new photography

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We generally try to avoid commissioning photography unless completely necessary as it can prove to be extremely expensive. Before commissioning new photography, carefully consider:

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Where we do shoot our own (product shots, staff portraits etc being examples of where this may be necessary) we follow these guidelines.

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Cropping

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Images will often need to be cropped to fit various size requirements. When cropped, images should still follow all guidelines.

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Where to get images

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The following sites are our preferred resources as images are royalty-free, reasonably priced, and generally good quality. There are shared uSwitch logins for these sites – get in touch with the Service Desk if you don't have access.

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    Monthly subscription which allows us to download 750 images per month

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What to purchase

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Dimensions

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Stock sites often allow you to purchase images in Small, Medium and Large sizes. Purchasing the largest option is recommended as this will cover most of our online use cases and allow for flexibility when it comes to cropping.

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File types

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Photography

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Most photography that you purchase from stock sites will be either JPG or TIFF format. Either is fine, but if it’s a TIFF, it will need to be converted to a JPG before using online.

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Graphics and Illustrations

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Graphics and illustrations are usually available in EPS, SVG, or PNG format. When available, EPS or SVG files are preferred as they can be scaled to any size. EPS files will need to be converted to an SVG or PNG before using online.

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Types of licenses

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Rights-managed images often have limitations in regards to the following:

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Royalty-free images can generally be used on multiple projects for an unlimited amount of time. They should not be confused with “free”. You must still pay a one-off cost to use them.

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We prefer royalty-free images as there’s fewer restrictions around using them. However even with this type of licence, there may be some usage restrictions, so it’s important to read the licence agreements and act accordingly.

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Creative Commons means the owner of an image has made it available for use under certain restrictions. Restrictions often include that you must attribute the image to the owner, that you may not use it for commercial purposes, or that you may not alter the image.

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Flickr is a good resource for images that have been made available through Creative Commons, but make sure you understand and comply with any restrictions they’re being offered under.

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4. Public Domain

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Public Domain refers to images that do not have a copyright and therefore free for anyone to use. It can apply to images that are very old or where the creator has given up their copyright.

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Only use an image if:

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Image Storage

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Where to store images

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Purchased images should be added to our shared Google Drive storage within the appropriate category. This should be the original, full-sized, uncropped and uncompressed image only. This allows for cross vertical sharing as well as usage in other mediums such as email.

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What to name images

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Images should be named with a few descriptive words, with words separated by hyphens. Images that are an illustration should have the prefix of "illustation-".

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For mobile phones, image names should be formatted as follows:

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The date refers to the date of the phone release.

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Tagging images

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For searchability, it's important to include descriptive tags for each image you add to Google Drive. You can do this under the "Description" field. The first two tags should be the stock site you got the image from, as well as the image number. Include any other tags that might be useful, separating each tag with commas.

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About Retina

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Retina display refers to monitors and devices that have a very high pixel density, making screen content appear very crisp and sharp.

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To take advantage of these high-quality displays, we must use Retina images. That simply means that we need to double the intended size of our images.

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Our image sizes

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Below are the minimum required sizes for our images in various materials. If an image does not meet this size, it can’t be used and an alternate image will need to be sourced. An image must not be scaled up in order to meet the minimum required size.

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Alt text

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Alt text is an important aspect of web accessibility. All images on our site should include meaningful alt text. See here for best practices.

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Usability testing can be used to establish problems that need solving, validate a hypothesis or to test a solution. Depending on what's required, there are different types of testing availability.

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However, not every change needs to be tested. This page is deisgned to highlight when should and shouldn't use testing, and how we should do it when we do.

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Plenty of design changes don’t require upfront hypothesis validation. If the design change is due to any of the following it may not need validation from users:

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Site consistency

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Colour, font, shading, button types, and anything in uStyle is a given. We want to achieve site consistency for brand reasons.

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Example

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Moving the first two Broadband designs ('Oldest stlye' and 'Old style') to be more ‘in line’ with the third design ('New style') is an on-going project of consistency.

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Changing the colours of the first design or moving to a consistent layout would not require testing.

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Similarly, changing the row-data presentation in the second example to be more consistent with the third example would not require testing.

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Design conventions

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There are certain web-design standards, and in our aim for a consistent user experience, maintaining web consistency is an important part of that.

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A basic UI convention is the distinction between active elements and inactive elements, with inactive elements being 'greyed out'.

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Usability conventions

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The ten basic usability heurisitcs, like basic design rules, give us a number of usability principles that must be sense-checked against. Designs that do not meet these requirements give us a clear problem to be solved without the requirement of validation.

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Visibility of system status

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Keep users informed about what is going on through appropriate feedback within reasonable time. In the example below the user cannot see what impact selecting a dropdown option has because the overlay covers the results table:

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Speak the users' language with words, phrases and concepts familiar to the user, rather than system-oriented terms. Follow real-world conventions, making information appear in a natural and logical order.

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User control and freedom

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If a user makes a mistake, let them undo, redo, go back, etc...

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Users should not have to wonder whether different words, situations, or actions mean the same thing.

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Even better than good error messages is a careful design which prevents a problem from occurring in the first place.

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llow users to tailor frequent actions. 1-button checkout via Amazon, or Add to my wishlist via Airbnb.

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Error messages should be expressed in plain language, precisely indicate the problem, and constructively suggest a solution.

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Interviews are designed to understand behaviours, needs and pain-points around a particular task.

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Interviews are most commonly used at the earliest stage of product development to determine the needs/problems that the product will address.

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Face-to-face testing can be used in a formative or summative sense, and can be combined with an interview and simple exercises, like card sorting.

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Face-to-face testing consists of preparing a particular task, putting it in front of real users, and seeing how they get on.

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A lower-fidelity version of face-to-face testing, guerilla testing sacrifices quality for speed. The feedback you receive will be of lower quality as the participants may not fit user types, and the testing environment is more ‘ad-hoc’ (think coffee shops, sandwich places).

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Just like face-to-face testing, guerilla testing involves preparing a particular task, putting it in front of real users, and seeing how they get on. You can also do interviews and get quant feedback but again, the feedback will be lower quality.

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See the guerilla testing checklist for a step-by-step guide to setting up and running a test.

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The number of participants should be at least 5 for guerilla testing, but you can use your discretion.

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Guerilla testing is perfect at the early stage of a design, when you want to sense check a particular flow, component, or wording.

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Any fidelity of design can be used. Guerilla testing works best when kept relatively informal, and the participant feels at ease.

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When

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Tone of voice

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Please consider these general principles when writing copy.

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Expert

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We have a deep understanding of people, household finances and the industries in which we operate.

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Be confident and authoritative. We know what we’re talking about and we’re not afraid to be out in front of the news and industry happenings.

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Why the smartphone world needs a stronger Nokia OS

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Why we feel the smartphone world could benefit from a stronger Nokia OS

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Human

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We always talk on the same level as our customers. Be friendly and conversational, never patronising.

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Connected

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We’re experts because we listen (but not just to the industry leaders) and are involved in the industry. But we don’t just listen — we also look out for consumers, who are most impacted by any changes (or lack of).

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What Ofgem’s big announcement means for you

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Ofgem ‘opening up the market’ to boost energy competition

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Advisory

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We make a positive impact on the lives of our customers. Be empowering and informative.

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Frank

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If you use a dash within a sentence to create emphasis, then use a long em dash – rather than a hyphen (-).\nCompound adjectives before a noun generally use a hyphen (e.g. ‘the well-organised energy provider’). After a noun, they should be separated (e.g. ‘the energy provider was well organised’).

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Always use the “%” symbol; only use “per cent” at the start of a sentence. Always use numerals when talking about percentages (54%), unless it starts a sentence. We never use abbreviation “pc” when talking about percentages.

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\n Fifty-five per cent of the population own an iPhone.\n
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\n Of those surveyed, 55% said they had been denied a credit card. \n
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\nPlans vs tariffs

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Plans is the preferred term, only switch to use of tariff when trying to avoid repetition within one email or guide.

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\nQuotation marks

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Always use double quotation marks (“) when placing a direct quote in body copy.

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Use single quote marks (‘) in headlines, standfirsts/dek heads and when quoting within a quote:

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\n Super-fast broadband uptake ‘reaches 20% in UK’\n
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\n “Super-fast broadband will be the engine for growth for the broadband future of Britain," he said. \n
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\nTitles and Names

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Professional titles are not capitalised unless it directly precedes a name:

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\n Director of Consumer Policy Jane Smith said that the news was a shock.\n
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\n Jane Smith, director of consumer policy at the company, said the news came as a shock.\n
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On first reference, use the person’s first and last name. On subsequent references, last name only is used.

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Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms is never used.

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\n Energy Secretary Ed Davey was on-hand to field questions about the news. Davey arrived late, citing a long-running meeting.\n
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\nWi-Fi

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Not wifi, WIFI, WiFi, etc.

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