Product and UX leader. Founder at Panda.

Bath, UK
Joined February 2007
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You can read a full summary of @docket's #UXBristol presentation at uxbristol.org.uk/2023/design…
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It feels like a big day today, but let's remember that nobody has actually informed the virus that the pandemic is supposed to be over - so please be like the vast majority of people, keeping safe and being considerate.
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This great article on task modelling by @jesmond shopify.com/partners/blog/us… gives you a flavour of what you can learn from her! Come along
Task modelling, an online workshop with Jesmond Allen, AKA @jesmond, on 16th July. Learn how to to create a task model and understand why they matter so much to designing effective services and interaction flows. uxbristol.org.uk/2020/speake…
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Tickets still available for @steve_cable fantastic workshop where you will learn from the master himself how to create storyboards that sell
Interaction Design, an online workshop with Steve Cable AKA @steve_cable, on 15th July. Learn how to structure storyboards in a way that is engaging and sells an idea, rather than just showing a series of things that happen. uxbristol.org.uk/2020/speake…
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I just published Coronavirus: coordinating local support for the vulnerable link.medium.com/W0QDRVHpi5
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Breaking News: The European Parliament is to investigate Nigel Farage over Arron Banks expenses paid to him whilst he was a serving MEP, and never declared. This following our Channel 4 News investigation aired last week.
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Please come and join us for our 2019 launch event 🚀 Thursday - May 23rd - 6 pm The Bath Brew House 14 James St W Bath BA1 2BX
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Just mulling over the speakers and workshops we've got lined up for @UXBristol on July 12th, it's going to be an absolute cracker! We'll announce them along with ticket details soon.
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Just some of the feedback from previous #TechForGood #WomenInTech #SocEnt #StartUp workshops 'I learned more than I thought' 'So useful to meet people outside my network' 'Incredibly helpful'. Next is 9/10 May @SETsquaredBath and FREE. Join us? buff.ly/2R4nNxh
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There is something frankly obscene about the PM selling out the country’s future in Europe for the price of Tory MPs’ career ambitions
MP leaving the room says PM says she won’t stay to lead next phase of negotiations - back the deal and I ll go
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This really is quite something.
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I must be feeling a bit cranky with the head-hunters today.
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I don't often (ever?) ask for retweets but if you know technical people I'd love one for my @LocalWelcome technical lead tweet and/or blog post. Cheers! 🙏
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Incubation – or why ‘sleeping on it’ leads to better research insights – Mace & Menter via Instapaper ift.tt/2POtu6M
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The phrase “build - measure - learn” is too often interpreted as “build your best guess without learning anything first.” You can learn a lot about problems your users need solved before you prototype.
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We're in an ideation session, weighing up different possible solutions to a problem. An engineer asks "which one gives the user the most value?". I love you @monzo 💜
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Do you live in a residents parking zone in Bath? Moved home recently? I’m doing research for the council, speaking to car owners who have moved into a zone in past 12 months. If you can take part in a 40 minute research session next Tues 2nd, you’ll get a £20 parking credit :)
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Next time you enjoy radishes in your salad, remember the farmworkers like these Oxnard workers, who harvest the food that we eat. #WeFeedYou #Calor #Ovetime4FarmWorkers
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Daniel Pink
@DanielPink2 Aug 2018
Too many vacant lots in urban areas are ugly & blighted. But when UPenn researchers "greened" those spaces, people living within a quarter mile had a 41.5% decrease in feelings of depression & a nearly 63% decrease in self-reported poor mental health. penntoday.upenn.edu/news/gre…
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