About
I've had many roles: teacher, tester, customer support representative, web designer, software developer and now service designer.
Blog
You can read posts on my blog. I write about:
- training - professional developement
- accessibility and inclusion
- ressources - raising awareness
Public speaking
I speak about Service Design, Accessibility and Inclusion. Get in touch if you would like me to speak in your community of practice, event or organisation.
Inclusion: going beyond accessibility and digital capability
- SDinGOV Virtual March 2024
- Scottish Tech Army February 2024 there is a recording on YouTube of this session
- Innovation week 2023 - November (Brazilian event)
- SDinGOV September 2023
- UX Scotland June 2023
Avoiding misconceptions on your accessibility learning journey
Digital inclusion in the workplace
Talk for the Fife Council November 2022
Accessibility: what you need to know as a designer
Talk for UX Glasgow September 2021
Reimagining pathways into design
Workshop at the UCD Gathering November 2021
Invisible disabilities
Lightning talk at the Accessibility Scotland conference September 2019
Practitioner stories
This is a research project exploring the service design practice in the public and third sector in Scotland. This is a personal project with 3 other service designers: Angela F. Orviz, Serena Nüsing and Vinishree Verma.
We started in June 2020 and finished in December 2021, learning from other practitioners, exploring, experimenting and sharing with the community.
We have documented this project on a website I'm managing.
Accessiblity
I volunteered for Accessibility Scotland and take every opportunity I get to talk about accessibility and raise awareness.
I have created training materials to deliver workshops for Code Your Future - a coding school for refugees and disadvantaged people where I volunteered from May 2020 to May 2022.
Improving Digital Skills
I've created a website for East Renfrewshire Council (Volunteer work) to support classes where people will improve their digital skills by training on forms which look like real live forms but are simplified and recreated using the GOV.UK prototype.
Read this blog post about the ''Digital Skills Tool'' project..
You can access the website, you will be asked for a password, it's erc-tool
Watch the video which explains how to use it: