This article is aimed at people who would like to try using the Prototype kit but are unsure how to do that. You might need a bit of help if you have never used a command window or if you are new to HTML or CSS. You can bookmark this link to W3Schools in that case for HTML and CSS or this link for basic commands.
Read More »How to customise the GOV.UK Prototype kitI chose to create this blog instead of using Medium (and explained it in a previous post) to be more in control, and to provide a better experience for the readers.
Read More »Making this blog using WordPress – Behind the scenesThis week, I attended a participative event to explore how Liberating Structures can shape Scottish public service change work. It was a really good day, great atmosphere, very relax yet productive. Most participants had been experimenting with Liberating Structures in their work and could share this experience, but it was also about reflecting, as a facilitator, how it can feel for the group we are using it with, especially when they are new to it.
As this blog is mostly for me to have things ready to share, I might as well add recipes as people often ask me for them.
This one is really easy, no bread maker needed.
Medium has been really good for me when I started learning more about Design. There were a lot of good articles for beginners level. But lately, I find less and less interesting things there.
Read More »Making the switch from Medium to this blogFrom empowering teams at work, to workers taking back control and communities getting together to lead the change they want to see happen.
Even if you don’t know how to code.
Edit 30/10/20: This post has been reviewed as the Chrome DevTools have changed since the initial blog post – so some of the instructions had to be changed.
About applying as a child.
This time, I’ll tell you how you get the news and what to do to prove your status to someone…. part 3 will be how fun it is to apply for a child.
