Friends. I’m looking for work. I’m a UX designer/researcher, information architect, and UI designer/developer. I bring over two decades of experience to the table. I’m also an accessibility/usability expert.
If you have a need I’d love to talk with you. If you know folks I’d love a boost. Thank you! 🙌🏻
My website:
https://markwyner.com/
Fresh case study:
https://markwyner.com/my-work/texas-a-and-m/
#UX #Design #Research #IA #InformationArchitecture #UI #UIDesign #OpenToWork #Accessibility #Usability #A11y
Children raised under UK austerity shorter than European peers, study finds - https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/jun/21/children-raised-under-uk-austerity-shorter-than-european-peers-study wow, tories have literally stunted the growth of a generation....
I stopped supporting Spotify with my money because it hands so much of it to Joe Rogan. What about you? (I switched to Deezer.)
https://www.vice.com/en/article/k7zz9z/spotify-rogan-rfk-vaccine-misinformation-policy
RT @Civil_War_Spain@twitter.com
Hi, going mad trying to find a quote Im sure I've read by a Francoist general who said after the Spanish Civil War something like "We couldn't have won the war without Ford"
(Thanks to all the trucks sent at very advantageous longterm loans.)
Can anyone help? Many thanks!!!
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/Civil_War_Spain/status/1670750278734209027
Boris Johnson finally does the decent thing. I do hope this ruins his weekend...
'Driscoll is a victim of McCarthyism. The office he holds is now a mere electoral toy to be enjoyed by a favoured faction. And those people in Newbiggin and Ashington and anyone else who might be looking on with half an eye will see nothing but machine politicians serving themselves. This was the swamp out of which Nigel Farage emerged.'
Notes on a scandal: this is how Starmer’s bullies took out Jamie Driscoll – and why it matters | Aditya Chakrabortty | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/jun/08/jamie-driscoll-labour-keir-starmer-north-of-tyne-mayor
#Solidarity with University of #Kent academics who were told a few months ago their jobs were safe, only to told now, they're not.
FYI - the marking and assessment boycott of #UCUrising is STILL ON. Our employers haven't budged, only 3 uni VCs have stuck their head above the parapets to call for talks, all the while students are seeing their degrees massively diluted as huge swaths of work goes unmarked.
6 weeks of this shit and still nothing. We fight on.
If you're into ebooks, @gutenberg_org just joined Mastodon! They have over 70,000 free ebooks, if you're not familiar with the site. https://www.gutenberg.org/
Office bastard organises Friday afternoon meeting https://newsthump.com/2023/05/26/office-bastard-organises-friday-afternoon-meeting/
Work has to be publishable - I've struggled with ML applied to biology. CS reviewers want novel models, bio reviewers want novel biology. If you sit in the middle, both are disappointed.
The University of Cambridge has called on its own employer body, UCEA, to 'urgently' resume negotiations with UCU so that students can graduate.
The move, described as 'hugely significant' by UCU, was communicated via a joint statement signed by Dr Anthony Freeling, acting vice-chancellor of the University of Cambridge and Michael Abberton, president of UCU's Cambridge branch.
I do research in visual/computational neuroscience, spend too long doing Linux admin and not long enough demonstrating against the shitshow that is the UK government....