Tim Carmody in Noticing, the Kottke.org newsletter: Learning begins in wonder (the Greeks would call it thauma) as much or more than in criticism (skepsis).
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Ok, that’s a pretty great personalised plate. #e34 #bmwe34 #personalizedplates
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Whisked to Adelaide on my first week back. A change in perspective. #blackandwhite #adelaide #gumtree
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New client’s offices are pretty nice.
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The design school of digital design
I might have a mild obsession with a particular way of thinking about design. It's not entirely complementary.
This week in references
A concept shamelessly stolen from Russell Davies. This is a generic brand video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YBtspm8j8M Shamrock organisations Shamrock organizations have an organizational structure with three distinct parts. The first part, or leaf, represents the core staff of the organization. They are likely to be highly trained professionals who form the senior management. The second leaf consists [...]
If I could tell you 3 things – notes from a brief career in the public service – disambiguity
Lisa Reichelt's three things senior public servants should know about making better services for end users.
Instagram is changing the design of restaurants
Restaurants supply the raw material, and we come in to collect it with a smartphone lens
Good rules for “your” and “my” in UIs
Avoiding "go to your my account" and other awkward phrasings.
On “my” as a UI label
"my" is a bad label for anything in a user interface
A map for these territories: Locating UX research practice by approach and mindset
What sort of researcher are you, anyway?
Neo-Generalist Professionalism
Great review by Simon Terry of Kenneth Mikkelsen and Richard Martin's The Neo-Generalist.
