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You might not know:
There used to be a hidden page for many services on GOV.UK, which would display the underlying user need through a user story and its alignment with the platform proposition.
You just had to insert /info to any service landing page’s URL.
I still think it’s brilliant.
There used to be a hidden page for many services on GOV.UK, which would display the underlying user need through a user story and its alignment with the platform proposition.
You just had to insert /info to any service landing page’s URL.
I still think it’s brilliant.
August 28, 2025 at 9:59 AM
You might not know:
There used to be a hidden page for many services on GOV.UK, which would display the underlying user need through a user story and its alignment with the platform proposition.
You just had to insert /info to any service landing page’s URL.
I still think it’s brilliant.
There used to be a hidden page for many services on GOV.UK, which would display the underlying user need through a user story and its alignment with the platform proposition.
You just had to insert /info to any service landing page’s URL.
I still think it’s brilliant.
Reposted by Eicar
A few years back I read some Facebook copypasta describing UX design as a profession in almost satanically manipulative terms, and was a bit baffled. Then the penny dropped, and I realized that in FAANG-land, that's exactly what it turned into, and that's where & how most everyday users encounter it
August 26, 2025 at 8:23 PM
A few years back I read some Facebook copypasta describing UX design as a profession in almost satanically manipulative terms, and was a bit baffled. Then the penny dropped, and I realized that in FAANG-land, that's exactly what it turned into, and that's where & how most everyday users encounter it
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I'll tap the sign again.
August 26, 2025 at 8:50 PM
I'll tap the sign again.