Rejecting Jakob Nielsen’s AI train to the future. Toot toot!
Oh Jakob Nielsen! Oh one-time champion of the human within human-centred interaction! It’s the 9th of Feb 2026 and your latest UX newsletter has thudded into my inbox. Now
Oh Jakob Nielsen! Oh one-time champion of the human within human-centred interaction! It’s the 9th of Feb 2026 and your latest UX newsletter has thudded into my inbox. Now
Take a second to consider this design challenge, which was used in a local government design activity I recently took part in. 👇 Household waste is rife. So how might we
Here’s an interesting one. This week I was asked if it’s ethical for a co-operative to use AI. Aside from the pressing questions about energy consumption, mass copyright
Sorry I couldn’t think of a better title. I know I should be constructive and say that “I have a difference” to the ideas I’ve encountered this week
Take heart. Your presence at the table makes the team stronger.
And without it being a free-for-all.
This was my first travel book. I’d been attracted by the cover colour scheme. A two tone design of pale cream and rich burgundy. And of course its cover
It's not very socially positive or helping to change the world, but I am so in awe of Shazam, the app that lets you “identify the media playing
Recently I’ve been reading the truly excellent ‘A Civic Technologist’s Practice Guide’ by Cyd Harrell. And it’s got me thinking about how we can best work with
“When should we include stakeholders in this project?” We’ve all been there. You’re working up something new for your organisation, and you’re thinking about how to involve
This is the third part in a series of three posts, focusing on teams. The first post focuses on users and society, and the second on businesses. They are derived
This is the second in a series of three posts on products and innovation in the New Normal, focusing on businesses. The first post focuses on users and society, and