Easy is hard
On the Design in Government blog, John Newton has written about creating Easy Read content. So, to clear things up, easy read is used mainly by people with […]
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On the Design in Government blog, John Newton has written about creating Easy Read content. So, to clear things up, easy read is used mainly by people with […]
Read moreSome industries have an affection towards using big words. Sometimes they’re necessary (a type of lumbar surgery needs to be referred to as a laminectomy). But if they’re […]
Read moreDave Trottis an exceptional person. Born in east london, found his trade in New York, and built his reputation as an advertising master back in England.
Read moreI was recently in Brighton where the city council hosted a Government Digital Service session on user centered design. Here are things I found most interesting.
Read moreuxplanet.org has a tidy summary of 7 principles which can be applied to digital service design to influence people’s behavoir.
Read moreDavid Airey’s blog has a nice excerpt from small NYC based design firm Sagmeister & Walsh’s answers page. The section on advice for students gives the following tips for young designers, but […]
Read moreHere’s two free online tools which do something you’d usually have to pay for. They’re not new, but they’re new to me.: Brainstorming/mindmapping/cloud thinking Whatever you call it, there’s […]
Read moreSo much of work within a communications team is about telling a story – using it to show or reinforce a connection between a person and and someone or something else. […]
Read moreNew York designer SwissMiss posted an interesting video about being offended – how the ability to be offended is a relatively recent privilege for the masses, while also questioning what […]
Read moreI’ve spent my career in the charity and public sector, where services are often offered to those in need for free at the point of delivery. This can […]
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