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We got together with Linklaters to discuss how user-centred research and design techniques can help organisations meet the expectations of the FCA’s Consumer Duty.

Laura Jackson from Not Actual Size joined us to talk about the complexities of creating content for multi-channel audiences, how to handle the demands of always on social media and what the future holds for content teams.

In our second podcast with Linklaters we talk through dark UX design patterns, and the various ways organisations must avoid deceiving users to meet the FCA’s Consumer Duty outcomes.

Tom’s back in the chair, and he’s joined by two members of our Client Services team. They dive deep into measuring product maturity, and share the surprising outcomes caused by a small change to project progress reporting.

Bianca and Tom chat about the wonderful world of typography, including the huge potential of variable fonts and other exciting intersections between our two industries.

We chat about how we created the Spacer plugin for Sketch from an internal problem we had and then turned it into a commercial product.

How can you facilitate remote workshops and allow creativity to flow when you’re miles away from your team? John Monks explains all.

Jonathan Hollis of Mountside Ventures shares his knowledge of the funding landscape and the steps entrepreneurs should take to maximise their chances of success.

We talk about how to run successful workshops that bring out creative collaboration in teams as well as common issues and how to solve them.

Every founder dreams of launch as a single moment of glory, don’t they? We discuss the problems with this aim, and how to use a 10x strategy to release products incrementally for maximal chance of success.