Steve Prior

How do large companies with a significant design reputation come up with something so poor from an accessibility perspective?

Nobody warned me how addictive getting tattoos were.

Fire on the back of our street in Plymouth. Quite close.

Next street over from me. Pretty close.

Very sad that a lot of colleagues and friends of mine got laid off yesterday and with no warning whatsoever. Brutal sweep of restructuring just before Xmas.

The great thing about agile and software design is pivoting after months of hard work and redoing several key features because the right stakeholders were not at key meetings from the start. Better late than never.

Welcome to the family ‘Dozer’. Our youngest cat is already friends with this little man. Guarding him all night last night. She never leaves his side.

1st tattoo. Went big lol. After a double loss in the family over a 10 month period - and a slight mid-life crisis, I decided to sketch out a concept based on Aztec suns representing life and death and family. Super happy how these turned out.

This. 👌. I see so many scroll jacking animations, horizontal scrolls that hides key content for users, spinning objects that move while you go down the page. Framer and Webflow have forced an industry acceptance that gimmick and distraction = good user experience. Please user test your 30,000px scroll animated landing page and tell me if I’m wrong. 👍

My eldest son has been featured on Redbull Free running’s Instagram account 🙌😍 so proud of him instagram.com/stories/steve_…

The detail 😍

Space Invaders for the BBC Micro. 80s. 💪

Does every Fintech company now have to feature a quirky sans serif + pale lime and pure black brand. Be good to see a new approach to Fintech rather than a sheep mentality.

Epic and dry again this weekend.

So guilty of this. Current unfinished projects total 9

18+ years with @EE asked for a discount on new phone - not an unreasonable request. Inline with competitors may I add. They’re not interested. Oh well on to a new provider it is. I do miss the days where loyal customers were rewarded.