| UX | UX designer, coach and trainer |
| User Research | Researcher and trainer |
| Agile | Scrum master and agilist |
| Innovation | Product and business innovation management and coaching |
| UX | UX designer, coach and trainer |
| User Research | Researcher and trainer |
| Agile | Scrum master and agilist |
| Innovation | Product and business innovation management and coaching |
So I'm closing down Baguette UX, my UK based consultancy, and will instead deliver my services through Ezenka, based in wonderful Galway, Ireland.
I'm finding closing down the company a game of snakes and ladders as everything is both a chicken and an egg. Anyone's been through that and can share some advice?
Being acutely out of touch with reality, I hadn't noticed SxSW was going London.
I would have submitted this talk: "UX design got murdered between 2020 and 2024 and no-one noticed".
My beloved discipline, instead of being valued in a world that's increasingly digital, is on the contrary being rapidly eviscerated of talent and substance while no UI can make up for that and no AI has been properly trained (imho).