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Jeremy Yun – Senior interaction designer, GDS

A day in the life of an interaction designer at GDS

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At our career events, attendees often ask us what a day in the life of a designer looks like. In this blog post, 3 interaction designers in different career stages are telling.

Introducing the user-centred design and data community

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There is a new community of practice for anyone working on services that collect, analyse, visualise and publish data and applying a user-centred lens to them. This blog post introduces the community and describes its purpose, code of conduct, and the areas it will focus on.

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