Wayfinding at pedestrian crossings in Melbourne’s CBD where pedestrians are most likely to be face-down on their phone, much like as I observed as early as 2011 in Busan, South Korea. Like the promoters in Busan, the designers from the City of Melbourne understood the pedestrians and their behaviour – this led to the intentional …
Started making my way through “Make something wonderful” and it’s resonating with me, especially the bits about working as a team, value of work, production, being human and doing stuff that’s meaningful to you – discovering some great stuff as I go!
Found these cards at the bookshop – I was hoping they had a legit framework for decision making, but turns out they’re only great looking graphic design with semi-motivational quotes and pithy statements. Still cool, but not what expected or wanted.
I’ve just registered for The Push-Up Challenge 2023. I’ve now been a Pushuperer for 2 years, which is fantastic. Like the previous year, I’ll be completing 3,144 push-ups in 23 days to raise awareness and funds for mental health. Also like the previous year, I’ll continue to push and power-up to my Push-Up Challenge Playlist …
Notes on how I’m working to map the journey for educators who engage and interact with learning resources.
When it all goes well and everyone is in-sync and on-time and the project team are tight, it can be an intensive collective experience. When it’s not, it can be a bureaucratic hassle.
Making a start on the customer journey map for the 2023 Teach HQ, Be inspired and the MEA (teaching and learning festival) experience – it’s a first take and will probably require some ‘zooming-in’ with details and most likely a service blueprint, and some iteration. That’s cool because that’s what it’s all about – working …
It makes sense that there’s a process for event design, just like all of the other user-centric processes such as learning design, education design, user experience design, service design, and more. Fascinating stuff.
Just started some self-directed learning on user experience design, via LinkedIn Learning. It’s a broad strokes introduction to a deep dive into user experience design that then leads into other learning about strategy and research. So far, most of the content isn’t new to me and its great to get some deeper insights into how …
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