Listen to Mike Harris describe his UXBristol workshop on the unintended consequences of design…
Ends presents a compelling story of society’s distancing of responsibility and why engaging with consumer off-boarding could be the answer to some of consumption’s biggest ills. Listen to Joe Macleod discuss his UXBristol workshop about ends…
Prototypes are one of the most useful tools in the design process. Listen to Mark Skinner discuss his UXBristol workshop on prototyping…
As a designer, the ability to write is crucial. Listen to Inayaili de Leon discuss her UXBristol workshop on designers who write…
In our final session, UXBristol participants were invited to give short, quick fire talks. With five minutes each on the clock, the following speakers shared their experiences…
With the user research community of practice maturing in the UK, research leaders are looking for ways to support researchers and enable them to work more effectively. Many are investing in a new layer called ‘Research Ops’.
What do we mean by participatory approaches? Are we talking about more than a range of ‘creative’ methods that get users actively involved? Or is there a lot more to it than that?
Design principles are a vital tool for designers to assist teams in decision-making and successfully meeting a common goal. In this workshop, Ben Brignall took a look at some real-world examples from brands, individuals and organisations, with focused, hands-on activities to help groups of participants create their own.
Have you seen an illustrated journey map and thought “I wish I could do that?”
In this workshop, participants learnt some ‘no skills required’ techniques that get you started and used these techniques on a real-life challenge…
