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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Alastair Lee retweeted
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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Alastair Lee retweeted
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
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@bbclaurak27 Mar 2019
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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Alastair Lee retweeted
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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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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