#VisceralUX check in questions in Space For Listening. People need space to hear themselves.

#VisceralUX Check In cards arrived from MOO. Questions for people to ask themselves before #userresearch begins.

#visceral questions are for the self. They’re not supposed to be be hard.

There’s a small print error in these #VisceralUX cards - happy to post one if you’re interested (UK only - unless you want to PayPal P&P cost). DM if interested.

#VisceralUX in action.

#Microbiome appears in this 2019 list x.com/techtrends_tec…. Our guts, in terms of health and cognition, matter. It’s a whole new area for design. #visceralUX

“We are the system. We need to change.” #NewAmsterdam

Always start by checking in on your #visceral sense of being - video with no audio of slides from #LearningToListen workshop on active listening and emotional communication

The body as a #visceral community of needs aeon.co/essays/the-rev… not just a follower of the brain

Interception and much more in this paper #visceralUX

Delivering better airline #CX thru pill that reads physical state futurism.com/british-airway… #VisceralUX

Vagus Nerve, #ageing and health bbc.com/news/health-49…. The visceral layer connecting hearts, lungs and gut. #VisceralUX

#VisceralUX came out of this kind of work. Designing experiences means more than designing for humans

As with #ChatGPT, the hope that digital would provide a world of greater accuracy and certainty drifts further off. We need more human intervention and expertise to assure truthfulness. We can’t just palm it off to systems. We need more humans.

I'm SO excited that the countdown has begun for my new podcast, Systems of Harm. The 6 epsiode series will explore how design systems can perpetuate or mitigate system harm and exclusion, and what those of us working on them can to do create inclusive experiences. 1/2

Using Stroud coworking space next week. New Mills is Georgian building (as opposed to old mills which were Tudor and Medieval)