1. dxw shapes

    How we’ve used Parslet to build the Framework Definition Language for CCS

    My previous post explained what Parslet is and how it can be used. Now let’s look at the language we developed for RMI to build framework definitions with.

  2. How to parse structured language and turn it into code

    Russell Garner and I have been working on a language (Framework Definition Language, or FDL) which will allow CCS to create new frameworks on RMI.

  3. Including people with learning disabilities in research

    User researchers can lack confidence in doing research with people with disabilities. I hope sharing my approach will encourage others to be inclusive.

  4. My new found love of empathy mapping

    Empathy mapping is a tool I’ve used in the past with varying degrees of success, but it worked really well with North Lincolnshire Council. 

  5. Partnering with the Maritime and Coastguard Agency on their transformation journey

    We’ve started working as a transformation partner with the Maritime and Coastguard Agency. We’re really excited about a genuinely transformational project.

  6. Designing admin systems that empower teams (or why shadow systems exist)

    You’ve probably heard the term shadow system. They’re the unofficial systems people use to get their job done because the official one isn’t cutting it.