Accessibility has become a priority for many organizations. Driven by regulation, customer expectations, and a broader cultural focus on inclusion, ambitions are rising. But accessibility does not scale through intent or compliance alone. It requires operational structures that help teams make inclusive decisions consistently, even under delivery pressure.
Most designers don’t struggle because they lack skill, care, or ambition. They struggle because the environment around the work makes good design harder than it needs to be.
As investments in digitalisation and customer experience continue to grow, even well-funded design teams struggle to deliver consistent returns as complexity increases. Their challenges are rarely about talent. They are operational.
Feriepartner is a nationwide holiday home rental agency with strong local branches. We have developed a new digital platform that serves as the very foundation of the business, both in attracting and converting guests and in supporting collaboration with homeowners. The solution combines design, user experience, and technology at a level that gives Feriepartner a strong position in a market with increasing demands for simplicity, security, and quality.
Join us on September 10th as we kickstart the day with actionable insights into how you and your organisation can utilise AI to create meaningful digital experiences.
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Diversa is a front-runner when it comes to both education and consulting on digital accessibility. From their many years of working in the field, and personal experience with the difficulties one can meet when navigating the digital world, Diversa has built up a unique know-how. It’s their vision that everyone should be able to act digitally if they want to. Because digital accessibility creates personal freedom, and the ability to actively partake in society. With a playful take on accessibility, based on the fact that we see the world we live in differently, we have created a new website and visual identity for Diversa.
Companies often have a wealth of data and a desire to leverage it to create value. However, it's just as common that they lack a clear overview of their data and how to use it effectively. This is where a data strategy comes into play.
F&P is the industry association for insurance and pension in Denmark. The organisation looks after the industry's interests and works to communicate the industry's role in solving relevant social problems. Besides that, they have an important task of knowledge sharing between the members, which largely takes place on and around the website. Charlie Tango has designed the website, which presents the organisation's opinions and extensive knowledge, for both members and external stakeholders with an interest in the organisation.
Digital accessibility is not a new phenomenon, but nevertheless, it has become more relevant than ever.
On October 12th we are inviting you to the Kickstarter: Design Matters 23' Wrap Up. Together with Mia Maria Tarp, Program Manager at Design Matters, we'll be delving into the most captivating discussions that arose during the conference like: Will AI ever replace us? Are we, as designers, prepared to redefine our future to prioritize planetary needs over human conveniences? Can design truly create culture, and can culture, in turn, shape our values and determine our future?
Our talented UX team travelled to Malmö last week to attend The Conference, where they were enriched with new knowledge and inspiration. The many talks were both touching and inspiring, triggering deep and important thoughts and discussions. It was a very special atmosphere and we are already looking forward to next year!
We are thrilled to welcome Sidsel Kjøller Damkjær on board as the new Director in the Strategy and Relations team. Sidsel brings with her over 20 years of experience and an impressive background, including roles as founder, partner, CEO and board member in the digital design world.
Folkemødet is a celebration of democracy, and the approximately 2,800 events taking place over three days all reflect the democratic agenda of society. Technology is an essential part of this, and some of the aforementioned events are about the impact of technology on democracy and society as a whole. At Charlie Tango, we love democracy and we love technology. So, of course, we're there, and we've sent Kasper Saunders Bang to listen, meet interesting people and participate in the debates.
Rasmus Sanko and Lea Senderovitz sought answers to this question when they organised a workshop on speculative design at Design Matters DK in Tokyo.
On Tuesday, June 13th, we invite you to an intriguing conversation about accessibility intersecting with design, strategy, and development. Kickstart your day in the company of our talented UX Designer, Celina Nyborg Thomsen, Senior Designer, Louise From, and Lead Engineer, Daniel Plejdrup Schmidt. Together, they have prepared three presentations that will spark a discussion about the importance of creating solutions that cater to all users.
For the second year in a row, we're heading to Tokyo to participate in Design Matters Tokyo, and this time we're taking it a step further with a thought-provoking workshop facilitated by Lea Senderovitz and Rasmus Sanko. We're excited to dive into the world of speculative design and explore with the participants how we can use the method to tackle systemic challenges. We promise that it will be exciting!
Arbejdernes Landsbank is one of Denmark's most popular banks. In fact, it has been at the top of Danes' list of favourite banks for years. The bank needed an updated website that could convey a modern, digital bank that customers prefer because it is personal, serious and empathetic.
Meet Mikkel and Oliver. Mikkel Gunge Gottschalck is our new Junior Backend Developer, who has recently completed his education as a Computer Scientist. Oliver Hodal Kristensen has started in the role of Marketing Coordinator, where he will help communicate our exciting projects. A huge welcome to you both!
In April, we were lucky enough to welcome Camilla Maria Oldenburg, who is already at work creating the best user experiences in her role as UX Designer. She comes with a strong background from a similar position at ATP, where she worked on projects such as Barselsdagpenge and Familieydelser in relation to borger.dk. We are incredibly excited to have you on board!
Ethical design is an increasingly big topic in Japan, where the development of products and services with users at the centre of the process is being reflected upon more and more. In this context, Spectrum Tokyo visited us for a chat with Rasmus Sanko and Lea Senderovitz about our work with ethics in the design process and the Digital Ethics Compass.
A couple of weeks have passed since the annual OffDig conference, which was once again organised with flying colours by the people at Dansk IT. Here we took part in many educational and meaningful moments with public digitalisation on the agenda, which has given rise to exciting reflections.
Per Jensen has joined us as Senior Backend Developer after 23 years in a similar position at AKQA. Per is a trained engineer and has a backpack full of competences. Charlotte Franciska Christiansen is our new intern in the design team, where we benefit from her digital design skills. Charlotte is in her final year of Multimedia Design at KEA. Maria Thoudahl Lundqvist has started an internship with us as part of the front-end team. Maria is also studying at KEA, where she is also completing the Multimedia Design programme. We are so happy to have you on the team - welcome!
Join us for our first edition of Kickstarter, where we share reflections on sustainability as it interacts with design, strategy, implementation and business development. In many ways, designers have a unique role and function in today's society. They are faced with countless critical choices in the design process that shape our shared future - and this requires special attention in order to lead the world in a more sustainable direction.
The Danish Energy Agency is a public authority under the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Supply that works with a wide range of tasks in Denmark's energy and supply sector. Ongoing regulations in legislation in the energy field have meant that the Danish Energy Agency is experiencing a continuous increase in case processing tasks. With the development of the new self-service portal, we have helped with the automation and efficiency of these, so that the Danish Energy Agency can provide citizens with a more efficient service and focus on the tasks where it adds value to handling the process manually.
With more than 5.8 million users, MobilePay has been downloaded on 90% of all smartphones in Denmark, exceeding all expectations since the app was launched back in 2013. We started designing the app about two years into a really close and good collaboration with Danske Bank, where we were busy designing a wide range of solutions, both for the bank's customers but also for internal systems in the bank.
EDC is Denmark's largest chain of estate agents and consists of independent estate agents distributed over 230 local stores. They have a strong focus on the local anchoring of the independent estate agents and Charlie Tango has developed a website that supports EDC's network of communication between the many estate agents and their different types of customers.
After a long wait, we finally welcomed the Service Design Global Conference to Copenhagen - and once again this year we're brimming with valuable insights from the design industry's agenda. The focal point of this year's conference was the designer's growing responsibility to design 'for good' and how we as designers gain the courage it takes to take on that responsibility.
Wørk is a powerful app for today's hybrid workplace. The app allows you to share information about internal activities and errands. For example, you can ensure daily planning for colleagues and make holidays, dental appointments and sick days visible, as well as special occasions such as summer parties and Christmas parties. There was no solution when the need arose for us, so we decided to design and build our own app, which became Wørk.
The design sprint has become a permanent fixture in the agency dictionary. Specifically, Google's five-day design sprint is followed and used religiously by many creators when embarking on a new project or iteration for a client.
Evia, owned by PFA, is launching exclusive, serviced senior housing with quality, sustainability and attractive surroundings at the centre. A new way of living where, in addition to the homes themselves, there will be shared facilities such as fitness, spa, pool, café and restaurant. We helped Evia unfold their brand and introduce the housing concept online in a future-proof, scalable solution.
This year's Service Design Global Conference has come and gone - and once again, we're brimming with valuable insights into the design industry's agenda from the past year. One thing is for sure - designers have a growing responsibility to contribute to a sustainable, fair and ethical world. And it's time to take a stand on the impact we want to have with our design. Hence this year's theme; "Taking a Stand".
A stone's throw from Trianglen, we are about 60 geeky minds designing, implementing, coding and laughing every day. One of those heads is Alf Arén - UI designer on a number of our projects. Alf has been with us for a year and a half, following his time at Dinesen and SimpleFeast and a longer independent career. He has mastered the flexible working day; his schedule is tailored to his personal efficiency curve and lifestyle. On top of that, he's the office DJ. Read below to see what a typical day as a designer at Charlie Tango looks like for Alf!
The Agency of Family Law, formerly known as the State Administration, handles administrative family matters with a special focus on ensuring the well-being of children in family law issues. As part of their transition from the State Administration, the new identity of the Family Law Centre needed to be unfolded digitally. We helped with that.
Vizrt is the world's leading provider of visual tools used by content creators in the broadcasting, sports and e-sports industries. They offer creative tools for 3D graphics, video, sports analytics and visual journalism. Vizrt wanted Charlie Tango's help to create a website that would support their many great animations in a modern and contemporary style. The goal was to optimise their online communication with existing customers and expand into new segments.
Dansk Erhverv is one of Denmark's largest employers' organizations with a vision to be the preferred advisor for the business comunity. As part of achieving this, Dansk Erhverv wanted a strong digital presence and therefore initiated, in collaboration with Charlie Tango, a strategic project with a focus on optimizing the brand, increasing content relevance and revitalizing the visual expression.
Sticks'n'Sushi is known for its quality sushi and yakitori sticks that appeal to both families and trendsetters. The restaurant chain is one of Denmark's most successful and differentiates itself by offering a memorable restaurant experience. They endeavour to offer quality service as well as luxurious aesthetics with a personal, local twist to each restaurant. We helped Sticks-n-Sushi bring this aesthetic to their digital universe.
Denmark is world-renowned for having a transparent and open political environment, where the individual citizen has a say in who can run for parliamentary elections. In 2018, a new law on voter declarations came into force, and the then Ministry of Social Affairs and Interior wanted a more transparent model for collecting voter declarations. We helped with concept development and designed and built the final solution. We did this based on our extensive experience in developing public digital solutions that are both secure and easy to use.
Behind Sundhed.dk are Danish regions, the Ministry of Interior and Health and the National Association of Municipalities. The portal provides health data to citizens and health professionals and ensures communication between them. We helped Sundhed.dk developing the citizen-facing app, MinSundhed, and used our extensive experience with UX strategy, concept development and app design.
The Parliamentary Committee Secretariat helps politicians with reports, bills and motions, among other things. When the law on citizens' proposals became a reality, it was also decided that the new option for submitting proposals to the Danish Parliament should be online. The Parliamentary Committee Secretariat wanted an easily accessible citizen-centred solution that met their process requirements for internal processing. We therefore planned a project that combined a user-centred approach and a strong focus on their internal processes and workflows.
In 1983, Nets first introduced the Dankort: a national debit card that has since become the preferred payment method in Denmark. The Dankort has been a trusted brand for more than three decades, ensuring its considerable commercial success. However, as digitalisation progressed throughout the 2010s, the Dankort saw its position threatened by increasing competition from digital payment solutions. Therefore, Nets partnered with Charlie Tango, who had extensive experience with digital banking solutions, to develop a Dankort app.
Danske Bank is one of the largest banks in Denmark. They have been around for more than 150 years and are a well-known player in the Danish private and business economy. They strive to be a driving force for growth and development in society, and have evolved along with society and helped shape the development. Not least digitally and thus also in terms of mobile payment. With our vast experience in creating apps, we were asked to help with the development of the basic concept and first version of what became known as MobilePay.