Not long now until #servicesweek, the cross-government event running 20-24th March.
I'll be presenting a case study on how following a user-centered design process guided us on our goal to help trainee teachers find a job.
You can find out more here 👇
https://t.co/i1ejjsP5Rh
Are prototypes enough when sharing design work?
I’ve started experimenting how I should share design work, and have written about why I'm doing more than just relying on prototypes.
https://t.co/xqf6416XVA
#design#interactiondesign
I’ve decided to try my hand at blogging, with my first post focussing on how I’ve been using AI in my role as a designer 🤖
I'm keen to hear how others have been using AI so let me know what you think, hope you enjoy it!
https://t.co/gp3SxV0nJb
#design#interactiondesign#ai
If you work in the public sector and want to
attend, sign up while there are still spaces!
@alexlee_design - how we're helping trainee
teachers find a job https://t.co/sTHGAGkdMz
@aw_jones - the importance of design
histories for a service
https://t.co/Gw8SVy1tMy
A refreshing take on the design journey and the process of designing something by @TheRyanFord 'The Bridge' definitely struck a chord! #design#designthinking
Love this framework by @designcouncil https://t.co/maV5Ux6pye a really thought-provoking way to consider the value of design beyond financial incentives.
"Design has significant social, cultural, environmental and democratic impact that is often overlooked."
#DesignEconomy
One of the great perks of working in UK GOV digital is the daily recommendations of good blogs to read on the cross gov channels. Shoutout to @haoming_chen for a great blog on a beginner’s guide to what service design is not: https://t.co/llqfo6ie4c
#servicedesign
Great to see a mention of our approach to documentation as part of the https://t.co/YuJeITVQlW service manual on making services in an emergency.
There's some fantastic guidance from across the public sector in the service manual:
https://t.co/xuoaz4Lo01
#govdesign