As I use AI daily, I’m beginning to see the unexpected ways AI and user-centred design overlap in their purpose and outcomes. How are AI interfaces and user-centred design aligned in providing relevant, accessible, and meaningful information to users?
Hey everyone, Last time I told you about how I’m firmly re-entering the space of content strategy and content design, and one of the driving factors for this move is the rollout and scale of AI in tech. So, if I’m going to use this platform to talk
Oh hey, I’m back! Earlier this year I left Substack, tried posting on my own domain for a bit and then lost heart, I realised what I was missing was a little but lovely thing called community. So, I’ve moved to Ghost, and I’m excited to see
I recently found my manifesto I wrote up 2 years ago as part of a short course. Reading it was reaffirming; values, behaviours, viewpoints, it was all there. Maybe it's time to write yours?
Full admission: I'm burnt out and I took this week off to recover. Here's what I learnt throughout the process.
I’ll unpick the term ‘balance’, why the phrase work-life balance is problematic and how to manage your time and the people around you when the balance is knocked.
Difficult conversations exist everywhere; with people who jump the queue to breaking bad news to loved ones. It's something we're never taught so what can we do to make these conversations easier?
As I get ready to re-launch my coaching business under a new brand, I wanted to share my story of how I got into coaching.
In September 2020, I accepted an offer for a permanent role after four years of contracting. It was a big decision to move back into permanent work purely because of the significance of leaving it in the first place. I left a safe permanent role after my confidence was knocked
(this was originally published on https://sperringjones.medium.com/lessons-learnt-from-an-accidental-product-owner-4ce50ce9ab48 but I wanted to collate all my articles into one place) When I joined Manifesto in September, I was swiftly given a project with very tight timelines and slightly unclear goals. Having stepped off the public sector treadmill working on
This week marks the end of my time at NHSX after an intense but meaningful 5 months supporting the fight against COVID-19. I believe we grow when we were challenged, there were 3 standout moments It would be amiss not to mention the people I’ve worked with at NHSX.