In our final session, UXBristol participants were invited to give short, quick fire talks. With five minutes each on the clock, the following speakers shared their experiences…

In this workshop, Florence Okoye explore ways of embedding ethical design practice and introduced a a prototype framework for ways of working to be tested and validated by participants in their practice and fed back to the facilitators.

In this workshop, Priyanca D'Souza explored how different combinations of barriers could impact a person’s experience, and how we could mitigate some of these barriers or try to address them.

In this workshop, Kate Tarling showed us how to to evaluate and measure a service that addresses user needs, real life experience and business goals, as well as other important aspects such as policy aims.

In this workshop, Alastair Lee explored the common impediments to the perfect design process and shared ways to handle them as best we can.

We are back for the 13th User Experience Design conference organised by the Bristol Usability Group CIC at Bristol’s famous MShed.