The purpose of inclusive design is clear-cut: “to make sure everyone who needs to access your service can use it”1. And while lockdown meant slowdown for most sectors, it massively accelerated demand for online services.

Imagine dreaming your whole life of going to the Olympics. Now imagine that for most of it you can’t because you’re a woman. Read on to find out more.

The purpose of inclusive design is clear-cut: “to make sure everyone who needs to access your service can use it”1. And while lockdown meant slowdown for most sectors, it massively accelerated demand for online services.

Welcome back to our eighth and final Sofa Session of 2020 – a whole year of zooming best-in class social expertise straight to your screens.

After collaborative efforts achieved so much during 2020, Engine’s CSO argues the industry should work together to bring about change.

ENGINE Transformation CEO Emma Robertson sat down with Ruby Wax to talk about her career to date, the work she has done to break down mental health taboos and how the future holds plenty of opportunities for optimism.

Liz Baines, Head of Strategy at Engine Creative on how to approach tricky problems with more creativity and less defensiveness

The purpose of inclusive design is clear-cut: “to make sure everyone who needs to access your service can use it”1. And while lockdown meant slowdown for most sectors, it massively accelerated demand for online services.

Welcome to our sixth Sofa Session – the series zooming best-in-class social expertise straight to your screens. Read on to find out more about session #7.

Ten years ago, the government published a report that would change the way the public sector approached the design and build of digital services.