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Designing with and for people with cancer
Challenges and learnings for public sector design
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Ellie Bryant
Designing, fast and slow: cognitive bias in UCD
Associate designer, Michael Devlin, takes a look at the book 'Thinking, Fast and Slow' by Cognitive Psychologist, Daniel Kanheman, and considers what…
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Michael Devlin
Design and research academy so far
The design and research academy is a 12 week course designed to teach people to be designers and researchers on public services. The academy aims to…
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Mark Wright
A day in the life of: UCD Principal, Mark Wright
This week, we chatted with Mark Wright, one of our UCD Principals here at Made Tech, to understand more about his day-to-day.
What is the value of user-centred design for clients?
User-centred-design (UCD) is becoming the more popular approach when it comes to designing a service or product for users. But despite UCD’s rise in…
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Victoria Garcia Greene
Monthly office day
The value of monthly office meet-up with work colleagues
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Mo Oshiberu
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User-centred privacy
Learning more about data, privacy and consent – but actually designing for it, for the users, not just for legal and security bits.
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Annie Heath
Housing repairs revisited
How we worked with Camden Council to improve their online housing repairs service
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Narelle Ong
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