This post is to illustrate the CIRCLES product design framework. It is applied to a space optimisation problem I encountered at the block where I live. Expand each step of the CIRCLES mnemonic in this post to read how the example unfolds and the solutions it leads us towards.
This post is part of my personal portfolio – to illustrate my requirement writing, problem solving and UX analysis skills. It follows a UX case study for a small UI tweak I proposed for my gym providers app – a UX tweak which could collectively save gym members an estimated 116 days of time per year. Read on to find out how.
As part of my ongoing mentoring, I’ve been exploring my motivations around work and how I achieve a healthy work/life balance. Here are my top 10 list – shared for your curiosity. Have a read, and feel free to share your own perspectives and top motivations for comparison
Off the back of 2015’s Out & Equal Summit in Dallas I designed a visual and reusable resource that can be shared by individuals or organisations to create discussion with potential allies and LGBT folks with the aim of activating Read more…
Leading a global inclusion initiative across a multinational bank, find out why being a visible ally of inclusion is important to me, and how each of us can make a difference by proudly wearing our diversity and inclusion values as part of who we are…
This post shares an interview I gave with regards being listed in OUTstanding & The FT 2015 Future Leaders lists
Today OUTstanding and The Financial Times published its annual LGBT & Ally Executives Lists. I’m excited and honoured to share that I feature at number 8 in their Top 30 OUTstanding & FT Future Leaders list.
Read my post on why this is so important to me and how you can get involved to further LGBT inclusion.
Out and Equal workplace equality summit takes place 5-8 October and I’ve returned to Dallas to attend. What is the conference and why am I attending? Read my intro post on the conference and let me know what topics you look forward to hearing about and if you’ll also be there