A thank you to the Glasgow School of Art
Ten years ago to the day I graduated from my degree in Product Design at Glasgow School of Art. I’ve always been a huge supporter of the school…
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Service design: creating a relational state
Service design has had a meteoric rise over the past decade. The discipline has helped us to make services more accessible, usable and inclusive. It has, in turn,…
A guide to procuring service design
I’ve been responding to requests for bids from clients in the form of ITTs, RFQs, Briefs, Proposal requests — for over 10 years, across the public, private and…
Design Led Governance
I’ve long been a fan of Impact Hub Brum since their Kickstarter over 2 years ago. They want to empower a collective movement to bring about change in Birmingham, embracing a…
Patterns Day
I’ve just finished up at Patterns Day run by the brilliant Clear Left in Brighton. If I’m honest, I didn’t really know what to expect given this was advertised to web developers. I…
One Team Gov — Scotland?
Yesterday I attended the #oneteamgov, an event spearheaded by Kit Collingwood of Department for Work and Pensions (and made possible by countless other people) you can find out about here. Kit’s…
The what not the how of Service Design
We’ve become obsessed with the how and not the what. When it comes to Service Design as a discipline (with a capital S and D) it seems, on…
Designing movements like a service
Inside, outside and on the edge During the past decade of my career, I’ve had the good fortune of working on the inside, outside and on the edge of…
Seeing homophobia up close
I’ve never publicly, or explicitly written about LGBT issues and rights online before. I didn’t feel I had a need to until today. I don’t think I’m any…
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