ux | work | life matters
Some days leave us as tired as if we’d gone for a long run or slept terribly despite us having done neither. Today was such a day, but it was a good tiredness.
Yesterday and this morning I was fairly nervous about driving up to Bedfordshire on my own with kitty, but I did it and I’m pretty sure I’ve grown an inch or two out of proudness as a result.
It’s the second week where things have been slightly up in the air and where incidents with kitty have resulted in a change of plans work wise and falling behind on a number of things.
When I was little I often wondered how wars could start. Surely it wasn’t more difficult than both sides realising that sometimes no one wins but a compromise has to be made, from both parties side. As I grew up I soon realised it wasn’t always that easy.
When it comes to product design what we like in terms of how a product will be used and how it’s actually used can be very different. Last week I paid the price for going for wishful thinking rather than facts and the actual use case.