User centred design, the GDS way.
I 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.
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I 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 moreAnnie Mole’s Going Underground Blog reports that a consortium of finance, engineering, marketing and health & safety companies have been brought together byAjit Chambers fromThe Old London Underground Company to put […]
Read moreI found a great new blog today: thepeopleonthetube.wordpress.com. It highlights one of the things I miss about working/travelling/living in London – the diversity of people. From amazing clothes to knelling face […]
Read moreThis morning I was lucky enough to sit opposite a poem by William Wordsworth, titled “Composed Upon Westminster Bridge”. It was part of the Poems on the Underground […]
Read moreToday I found a new way to challenge my London knowledge, which was a map of Zone One of the London Underground without any of the station names. […]
Read moreThis is a great video, i know I take a lot of pictures but the work that went into this is astonishing. London (harder, better, faster, stronger) from […]
Read moreThis morning something strange happened. On a crowded Northern Line train a seat was left empty. the three men standing over it were all too polite to even […]
Read moreThis is a post I started writing a month ago but things have been busy recently. Better late than never… There’s been quite a few sites and features […]
Read moreFollowing that post on HD sunglasses here’s one on some new advertising to hit London’s tube. Last October TFL started trailing some new video projection adverts on the […]
Read moreI wonder what kind of emergency they expect at Highbury and Islington which would demand an emergency cupboard. Who knows. It would certainly make a good caption competition.
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