Lately I’ve been asking the same set of questions to UX people. How many weeks in the past year did you feel as though you were doing the right kind of work, on the right kind of project. How often do you feel as though you’re really being properly utilised, that you’re using your skills… Continue reading Improving UX and CX through Customer Journey Mapping
Those who don’t follow me on Twitter (don’t worry, I understand. I’d probably unfollow me sometimes too!) may not know about two new UX related initiatives I’m involved in at the moment. Thought you might find them interesting. UX Bootcamp: this scratches a personal itch to spend a chunk of time intensively updating my HTML/CSS… Continue reading Two new UX Initiatives
Every now and then I’m asked for advice on getting started as a UX Freelancer. I tend to say the same thing most times, so I thought I’d put them together here for future reference and for the benefit of anyone else who’s thinking about making the jump (or who has made the jump and… Continue reading 10 tips for UX Freelancing
Recently I conducted a survey of the UX Freelancers in the UK. Usually I would leave this kind of thing to our professional bodies, however given that a recent ‘official’ industry survey managed to achieve only 44 responses from UX Freelancers in the UK, I thought it was important that we get a more substantial… Continue reading UK UX Freelancers Rate Review 2010 – The Inaugural Report