Imagine working in a charity shop. You need to put a sign in the window because you’re closing early. So you’ve got two options. A hand note on a piece of paper that looks awful. Or, an on-brand poster that keeps things professional and recognisable. That’s what RightMarket solves. It’s…
I was recently invited by the Charity Hour to host a Twitter session on ethical web design. Every Wednesday at 8 pm, people working in or with the charity sector join for a conversation on a chosen topic.
I decided to sum up my tips for ethical web design and…
My little sister has been evolving in video games for a few years, and she’s recently decided to launch a Twitch channel called Linkorep. I’ll be honest with you, I knew nothing about Twitch a few weeks ago. Or video games for that matter.
But when she told me she…
Last month, I was happy to host another AMA session with Tahera Mayat from The Charity Hour. Every Wednesday, people working in or with the charity sector join for a conversation on a chosen topic. …
If you’ve ever launched a start-up, a side project or even a blog, you know that the first version of your site never lasts long — and not only because good design is never finished. …
Borago Insights is a London-based consultancy helping charities make sense of their data. Their founder, Emma Haslam, hired me to redesign their website. After rebranding her agency, she wanted to modernise the overall look of her website and improve the user experience.
I’m a UX designer helping people on a mission to tell their story. I do that because, not being a doctor or a teacher, my work isn’t going to be meaningful unless I consciously make it so.
I see mistakes that are seriously damaging conversion opportunities all the time. But…
In the last 50 years, not a single country came out of poverty without granting access to contraception. Contraception allows women to decide if and when to have children. It’s a magic pill (pardon the pun) that gives women the time to study, work and become financially independent. In turn…
I had a very privileged lockdown in my flat in Southern France. But every night when I clapped for health professionals from my balcony, I couldn’t help but question my own contribution to society. I don’t mean to be melodramatic about it, but honestly, it wasn’t much.
I always thought…
There are many conversations, books and movies that have, luckily, kept me going on my creative journey. They have not taught me about whatever form(s) of art I’ve been exploring. They have taught me a lot about the attitude I need to make it out alive — and sane. “Big…
