Authors

  • Alastair Campbell

    Alastair is Director of User Experience at Nomensa, where he is responsible for technology research and development, and user experience strategy. When he's not pulling apart code to see how it works, Alastair can often be found propping up the bar after a national windsurfing meet.

  • Dan Stringer

    Dan is a Web Developer at Nomensa, where he checks websites against accessibility standards, codes HTML and JavaScript. When he's not at work, Dan enjoys playing the guitar, flying kites and cooking.

  • Emily Coward

    Em is a Senior Web Developer at Nomensa, where she leads on complex front end development projects. When she's not building fabulously accessible websites, Em likes to do a bit of gardening, but not as much as she likes watching football and supporting Aston Villa.

  • Gemma Savagar

    Gemma is a Usability Analyst at Nomensa, where she works on a range of user research projects. When she's not building excellent user experiences, Gemma likes painting, climbing and listening to indie rock music, although probably not all at once.

  • James Coston

    James is a UX consultant at Nomensa, with a love of brightly coloured clothes and cognitive psychology. When he's not saving websites he's out with his camera or going to gigs.

  • Jesús Villanueva

    Jesús is a Usability Analyst at Nomensa, where he envisions great websites while daydreaming about the future of interaction design. When he is far from the office, you can find him taking pictures of sunsets, or looking for new music genres with impossible names on Spotify.

  • Jon Fisher

    Jon has spent 20 years striving to be Animal from the Muppets! Whilst his drumming might not be as good he has perfected the art of being loud with ludicrous hair! After touring his way across the UK and walking off stage at Glastonbury, Jon thought he would actually try working for a living and so decided to give this Web thing a try…

  • Juliet Richardson

    Juliet is a Principal UX Consultant at Nomensa, where she is responsible for implementing user experience strategy and services with a focus on the not-for-profit sector. When she's not considering the many facets of user research, Juliet can often be found explaining why cheese doesn't talk, and other life mysteries, to her small daughter.

  • Lauren Lennard

    Lauren works within the client services team, making sure all Nomensa clients are happy bunnies. Outside of Nomensa, she’s happiest eating popcorn and watching a Hitchcock film.

  • Léonie Watson

    Léonie is Director of Accessibility & Web Development at Nomensa, where she is responsible for accessibility standards, research and development. When not investigating how screen readers work with emerging technologies, Léonie is happiest cooking for friends, reading a good book, or dancing the night away.

  • Matt Lawson

    Matt is a Web Developer at Nomensa, where he works on a range of front end development projects. When he's not cropping pixels and closing tags, Matt can usually be found taking part in a variety of outdoor pursuits, which often result in him being covered head to toe in mud.

  • Michael Harris

    Mike is a usability analyst at Nomensa and from classical to pop, he loves his psychology. He aims to stop humans from shouting at their computers and to own a sloth sanctuary one day.

  • nomensa

    Nomensa are experts in web accessibility strategy, web usability analysis, accessible website design, CMS procurement and implementation.

  • Rob Howells

    Working as a UX consultant at Nomensa, Rob's role is to make things work better for different people. Rob's background in psychology has influenced his fascination with how we behave as humans. Outside of the UX world he's passionate about live music, travel and football.

  • Simon Norris

    Nomensa Founder & CEO. After 16 years of dedication to user-experience design (UXD) Simon has been around the block a few times! Simon's passions are creativity and innovation. Digital technology should not feel like completing the Rubik's Cube - that represents a big bad fail! Great experiences should feel engaging, intuitive and easy. Simon believes that great experiences are designed from a top-down approach and focus on uncovering what is meaningful to people.

  • Tom Waterhouse

    Pixel pusher by day, illustrator by night. Tom is the lead designer at Nomensa and when he isn't ruining his eyes in front of the computer, he'll be ruining them in front of a games console.