I can always tell AGI was used because of the lettering. It never seems to be a real font with proper kerning.

I couldn't really follow what they were posting about. But something about it making a campaign (i guess an advertising campaign?). It was odd, and as a customer of theirs I was confused and disappointed.

Greenwich council ran a free AI for small business course. A potter that I follow went on it, and now they are posting all about how it helps them in their business. Yet they have a dedicated page on their website about how they are environmentally conscious...

Is it acceptable that we are only now being told about this breach when it happened in June?

Remember to keep them out of the sun! We lost some really good photos my niece took because my mum put them on the fridge 😞

I remember being taught to address letters to "sir" if you did not know who you were writing to. And tbh I remember that still being the standard for writing formal letters in the late 00s.

GDS can't convince everyone. And there are a lot of people in these types of roles that think they are the exception to the rule. Its people. People are always the problem.

Concrete flowers grow. But my snap dragons raised with love from seed don't.

I'm the same. I had no idea how much I was struggling to read until I started using a kobo with a dyslexic font. I have messed around with some magazine epubs a bit because I'm yet to find one that embraces fluid formatting....

I wish Figma was causing this issue for me. But it's InDesign that is my pain. And being told that indentation is integral to the legal system.

My partner wrote a script that opens up a meeting reminder that fills your screen. I think its for Outlook though. Would that work?

So does UX just mean good design?

The website landing page having aggressive paragraph justification making it impossible for dyslexic people to read....