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Five things

December 12, 2006 Leisa Reichelt9 Comments

OK. I’ve managed to avoid the whole meme thing pretty well for the past year or so, but I can’t really ignore being tagged by David, so bear with me. I’ll keep it brief. Five things you probably don’t know about me. I’d rather be a concert pianist: I used to be a pretty reasonably… Continue reading Five things

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Stalking Scoble

November 28, 2006December 5, 2006 Leisa Reichelt6 Comments

So, the Scobles are in town (London) this week. I’m kind of interested to see what they’re like but… call me daft, I’ve got to say I’m a little intimidated by the idea of meeting them (and all the cool bloggers they’re bound to be hanging out with). So, I was wondering whether anyone else… Continue reading Stalking Scoble

on blogging · usability · world usability day

Making Life Easy for World Usability Day!

October 25, 2006October 25, 2006 Leisa Reichelt

World Usability Day is 20 days out. Are you doing anything to celebrate? If your work involves usability or user experience, you should be! This is a great chance for us to make some noise and help spread the word that usability matters and that there are people like us who spend our time trying… Continue reading Making Life Easy for World Usability Day!

information architecture · on blogging

blog gardening (categories)

October 22, 2006 Leisa Reichelt13 Comments

So, I finally took some time to go back an review the state of the categories on my blog this weekend. All in all, it took me about 2 hours to get things to a state that I’m now reasonably happy with. No wonder I was putting it off… it wasn’t fun. Quite an exercise… Continue reading blog gardening (categories)

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My name is Leisa Reichelt. This is my blog.

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I lead the Research and Insights team at Atlassian where we are interested in understanding how to unleash the potential in every team.

Previously I was the Head of Service Design at the Digital Transformation Agency of the Australian Government and the Head of User Research for the Government Digital Service (GDS) in the UK Government – makers of GOV.UK

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