Reading Time: 10 minutesThis year at SDinGOV, I’ve really enjoyed the opportunity to catch up with so many people in person, more than the talks if I’m honest. I was there the 3 days and got to chat with many current and ex colleagues. Out of all the conferences I attend, this one… Read More »SDinGOV 2025 – My highlights
Reading Time: 10 minutesMy first time at SDinGOV was in 2019. At the time, I was pretty sure I wanted to be a service designer but never had the role title yet. I would never have thought I’d be one of the speakers one day, but here you go. You can access my… Read More »SDinGOV 2023 – Highlights and experience
Reading Time: 7 minutesIn this post, I share the highlights from the sessions I attended. In part 1, I shared separately my experience as a speaker and reflections about online versus in person conferences. This year, I choose to go to some workshops which are longer sessions, so I attended less sessions in… Read More »UX Scotland 2023 – part 2: Highlights
The idea: developing a website where people can fill in forms which look like the real ones but simplified to learn and become more confident. This is Jumana Almusawi‘s idea: she contacted me about it back in February on LinkedIn.
A lot has happen since my last blog post about this. Work is nearly completed and we tested with learners on Zoom recently.
Read More »Improving digital skills – a tool using the GOV.UK prototype kit – part 2I’ve gathered these notes a while ago after reading it. I will start to put my notes from books (or recorded talks for example), as blog posts for me, but also, to be able to share with people who don’t have time to read.
Read More »Good Services – Book notesAbout 1 in 7 people in Scotland can’t get online. This is about 800,000 people (more data at the end).
Read More »Improving digital skills – building a tool with the GOV.UK prototype kitWhat I took back from it, plus this year: my experience as a volunteer, and lightning talk speaker.
Read More »Accessibility Scotland Conference — 2019 editionAfter seeing people talking about it on social medias the last two years, wishing I could go too, I finally went there this week.
Since July, I’ve been learning more about Accessibility. I did two online courses and yesterday, I was at the Accessibility Scotland conference in Edinburgh (my first ever conference!) which I really enjoyed. So if you would like to learn more about it too (and really, everyone should) I thought I’d share my notes.
