Emma Wailes (Hildreth)
@doodle_emTelling stories to make a difference through UX, picture books and design. UX Designer and Head of Design at Hippo Digital.
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To brighten up budget day, I am giving a set of these Fabulous Mr Benn badges away. To be in the bowler hat, all you have to do is retweet this tweet. I'll choose a winner this time next week. Good Luck!!
How do we motivate people for change? Extrinsic motivators ("prods") work in some contexts but they often undermine ("crowd out") intrinsic motivation for doing things & they can backfire disastrously. That's because human behaviour is influenced by underlying norms, cultural…
Learn About the 10 Principles for Good Design, to Boost Your UX / UI Designs, by Dieter Rams! 🔥🔖 1. Good design is innovative Possibilities for innovation are not, by any means, exhausted. Tech development is always offering new opportunities for innovative design. But…
Why great leaders think like a farmer:
This is so sad - this veteran and many more were prepared to give his life for this country and luckily didn’t but must have so many traumatic memories and @RishiSunak couldn’t give him his time. His own campaign was obviously more important. #shamefulsunak
The end user doesn’t care about estimations; they care about value. In today's Tactical Tip Tuesday #podcast, Amogh Joshi with @AdvanceAgility shares a short tip for balancing the time you spend estimating the work with the time you spend doing it. scaledagile.com/podcast/tactic…
A Lady asked an old street vendor: "How much do you sell your eggs for?" The old man replied "0.50p an egg, madam.” The Lady responde, “I'll take 6 eggs for £2.00 or I'm leaving.” The old salesman replied, “Buy them at the price you want, Madam. This is a good start for me…
Daniel Kahneman obituary, Nobel prizewinning psychologist who wrote the book Thinking, Fast and Slow - The Times and The Sunday Times apple.news/AsL2vCtm6QyiUI…
Change will boost your creativity: accidental-expert.com/p/ch-ch-ch-ch-…
I’ve just had my bike stolen from outside a coffee shop in Monton in Manchester. Absolutely zero chance of seen it again, but I thought I would post on here just in case somebody sees something
Good design takes time. Preferably large blocks of time. Large blocks of time are increasingly rare these days. Especially when your calendar is fragmented by countless meetings. And your output is measured in sprints, points and tasks.
The theme of 2024 for me is channeling Steve Jobs' relentless pursuit of QUALITY. QUALITY customer success. QUALITY content. QUALITY copy. QUALITY everything. “Be a yardstick of quality. Some people aren't used to an environment where excellence is expected.” - Steve Jobs
Bit of an interesting read this morning and something probably in need of reviewing given 80% of my week feels like it’s all about meetings. #nyresolutions hbr.org/2019/01/why-yo…
If you feel like you never have what you need to do #UX work "right," there's something I want you to do for me: DELETE "we can't" and "they won't let me" from your vocabulary. No time for user research? Fine — conduct internal empathy and situation mapping exercises. 1/4
On 21 December 1844 the Rochdale Society of Equitable Pioneers opened the world's first cooperative store in Toad Lane. The site, now a museum run by @CoopHeritage, radically altered the way food was bought and sold and helped reduce poverty, hunger, and social inequality. #OTD
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