Rebecca Grier
@serendipity-gal.bsky.social
Behavioral scientist focused on UX and human-systems.
Proud mom
Has many interests beyond those 2 focuses
Proud mom
Has many interests beyond those 2 focuses
Very interested in this, but I am in Dublin. Will it be streamed?
May 2, 2025 at 9:50 AM
Very interested in this, but I am in Dublin. Will it be streamed?
Did this awhile ago - so fortunate to have the option!
April 21, 2025 at 5:23 PM
Did this awhile ago - so fortunate to have the option!
4. The employees are told repeatedly to report waste, fraud, and abuse.
If these employees leave gov’t service, they are often restricted from working on projects that are even remotely related to what they worked on while gov’t employees.
If these employees leave gov’t service, they are often restricted from working on projects that are even remotely related to what they worked on while gov’t employees.
February 21, 2025 at 8:12 PM
4. The employees are told repeatedly to report waste, fraud, and abuse.
If these employees leave gov’t service, they are often restricted from working on projects that are even remotely related to what they worked on while gov’t employees.
If these employees leave gov’t service, they are often restricted from working on projects that are even remotely related to what they worked on while gov’t employees.
3. The $ that is spent is thoroughly accounted for. There are numerous checks to ensure the tax payers got value for money.
The $ not spent in a certain time frame expires.
Add to this every gov’t employee has serious background checks & swears an oath to uphold & defend the constitution.
The $ not spent in a certain time frame expires.
Add to this every gov’t employee has serious background checks & swears an oath to uphold & defend the constitution.
February 21, 2025 at 8:10 PM
3. The $ that is spent is thoroughly accounted for. There are numerous checks to ensure the tax payers got value for money.
The $ not spent in a certain time frame expires.
Add to this every gov’t employee has serious background checks & swears an oath to uphold & defend the constitution.
The $ not spent in a certain time frame expires.
Add to this every gov’t employee has serious background checks & swears an oath to uphold & defend the constitution.
2. There are also accounting rules that exist in Gov’t only. Gov’t agencies can have $ that can only be used for certain things or in certain time frames.
This $ is taken in by IRS, which is part of the exec branch. Congress (legislative branch) says how and when the money can be spent. 🧵
This $ is taken in by IRS, which is part of the exec branch. Congress (legislative branch) says how and when the money can be spent. 🧵
February 21, 2025 at 8:05 PM
2. There are also accounting rules that exist in Gov’t only. Gov’t agencies can have $ that can only be used for certain things or in certain time frames.
This $ is taken in by IRS, which is part of the exec branch. Congress (legislative branch) says how and when the money can be spent. 🧵
This $ is taken in by IRS, which is part of the exec branch. Congress (legislative branch) says how and when the money can be spent. 🧵
No matter who I am talking to, I try to avoid any jargon. If I feel jargon might help the conversation, I define it. If they use jargon, I ask them what do you mean when you say (foo).
February 15, 2025 at 10:43 PM
No matter who I am talking to, I try to avoid any jargon. If I feel jargon might help the conversation, I define it. If they use jargon, I ask them what do you mean when you say (foo).
4. After the task is complete - ask the participant to go back and explain what they did and why or ask them about other components of the UI. All of this will help to make sure users can build a mental model of the system
Make everything as simple as possible, but no simpler - Einstein
Make everything as simple as possible, but no simpler - Einstein
January 20, 2025 at 7:06 AM
4. After the task is complete - ask the participant to go back and explain what they did and why or ask them about other components of the UI. All of this will help to make sure users can build a mental model of the system
Make everything as simple as possible, but no simpler - Einstein
Make everything as simple as possible, but no simpler - Einstein
3. In usability tests - you must test if there is enough friction to build s mental model. if using Figma, you must enable all the buttons not just the happy path.
January 20, 2025 at 7:05 AM
3. In usability tests - you must test if there is enough friction to build s mental model. if using Figma, you must enable all the buttons not just the happy path.
2…Friction can be important to usability. Force users to make a decision between 2 (or more) CTAs. It will prevent what Rasmussen termed “action slips” (e.g., pressing ok when they meant to press cancel).
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January 20, 2025 at 7:04 AM
2…Friction can be important to usability. Force users to make a decision between 2 (or more) CTAs. It will prevent what Rasmussen termed “action slips” (e.g., pressing ok when they meant to press cancel).
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It really is about finding what works for kid.1 kid refused until the parents said If you don’t go in toilet, you will not wear pants. Kid has not warn pull-up since. Another kid, parents said you can’t go to school with pull-ups. The kid started using toilet.
January 11, 2025 at 12:19 PM
It really is about finding what works for kid.1 kid refused until the parents said If you don’t go in toilet, you will not wear pants. Kid has not warn pull-up since. Another kid, parents said you can’t go to school with pull-ups. The kid started using toilet.