After treatment in 2017 for therapy-related acute myeloid leukaemia (t-AML) and endometrial (womb) cancer, I returned to part-time work at the beginning of February 2018. In March 2018, I did the Endnote at the Service Design in Government conference in Edinburgh.Continue reading… Leukaemia – March 2017 to February 2018
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How to look at a form
Forms – the only non-optional part of most user experiences, but often the part that gets the least attention. My session at the 2016 Industry Conf in Newcastle was an opportunity to lead the audience through the design of typical formsContinue reading… How to look at a form
Five steps to better surveys
Better surveys mean better intelligence. This presentation forms part of the ‘Surveys That Work’ training course – an introduction to using survey methods – delivered at EMBL-EBI in December 2014. Surveys that work 2014 by @cjforms: An introduction to using surveyContinue reading… Five steps to better surveys
Review: Looking back: a century of Dutch statistics
If you love looking at wonderful information design, you’ll enjoy this book of the month: Looking back: a century of Dutch statistics by CBS Statistics Netherlands. It’s in English and it’s free as a .pdf download, or you can pay a smallContinue reading… Review: Looking back: a century of Dutch statistics
Form assessment toolkit: a step in the right direction but misses the real issues
Records are crucial for government. Neil MacGregor, in his radio series A history of the world in 100 objects chose a government record – a Mesopotamian clay tablet – to describe the origin of writing, and explained that writing wasContinue reading… Form assessment toolkit: a step in the right direction but misses the real issues
Surveys that could be better: Radisson
Have you ever had a survey that was sort of OK, but tripped you up with a few questions here and there? My friend and colleague Gerry Gaffney of Information and Design tweeted about a survey he had a few issues withContinue reading… Surveys that could be better: Radisson