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Writing and editing for the web

Jane Matthews 21 November 2019 28 November 2011

These slides form part of a workshop I ran for an international group of staff at EMBL-EBI.

Writing and editing for the web – expanded version from Caroline Jarrett

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JackieMorrisArtJackie Morris@JackieMorrisArt·
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For #Radio4, @Marthakearney from The Lost Spells by @RobGMacfarlane and me...

Doing my best to conjure birds.

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cjformsCaroline Jarrett@cjforms·
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In an unusual episode of “Is this AI feasible?”, the UK Prisons Service uses face recognition to help achieve video visits to prisoners - looks like a useful application of this tech (for a change)

(Via @DrSalmaPatel)

Amanda 🦄@ayymanduh

During this crisis we delivered an important thing, very suddenly going from a small pilot to national roll-out of a service.

I’m really grateful and proud of everyone that pulled together to make this happen, and those working to make it even better. https://twitter.com/justice_digital/status/1309146009109491714

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cjformsCaroline Jarrett@cjforms·
25 Sep

Today's #firstworldproblem - paying 7p/minute in order to complain for the 2nd time to a business that failed to act on my first complaint.

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cjformsCaroline Jarrett@cjforms·
25 Sep

Definitions of key terms in user-centred design, on posters (and how make ones that work for your organization, too). Written up by @clementcreate

Via @janereid73

Jeanette Clement@clementcreate

We found that there were misunderstandings because people had slightly different interpretations of user-centred design terms. So we ran workshops to create *working definitions that we could all agree on.
https://medium.com/bts-design-team/speaking-the-same-language-when-talking-about-user-centred-design-at-bt-70d921fd1399

*Thanks to @BenHolliday for that tip :)

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sophiedennisSophie Dennis@sophiedennis·
24 Sep

I like these. Nice clear definitions that don’t ask anyone to change he language they naturally use. I esp like service: everything *we* do to help user meet their goal, distinguished form journey: everything the user does and experiences. https://twitter.com/uxmuch/status/1309212212423204864

Conor Ward@UXMuch

Service Design starting to take hold in our BT Design team! 👍 https://twitter.com/clementcreate/status/1309203350836183041

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