I've years experience as a design thinking consultant (in both UX design & social innovation) that cohabitated nicely with other ventures in my journey.

I specialise in facilitating design sprints for local SME-sized clients and startups, helping them ideate, prototype & iterate more efficient design systems, spaces, products & services that deliver a better overall user experience to empathise with both users needs and client goals.

I also help clients generate, brand and develop feasible ideas for their personal or business projects.

Creating content. Freelance. Richly places consideration into the potential need for brand identity, online registration requirements, current industry trends & competition, and of course, local design thinking & user experience practices that can set you apart in your local industry.

Design thinking practices don’t have to be for the giant corporations, it can work on a local stage too, and as micro-businesses are starting to boom there’s a lot of scope for local design thinking practices.

There's plenty of courses out there to tell you what a UX job might entail, but what about how design thinking in our everyday lives. We can all be visionaries, the important of creative thinking today, and practical briefs and actions to take to develop this undernourished side of our brains. What stifles creativity, how to use it and activate it whenever we want, but when it is most likely to come out naturally, our optimal anxiety for creating, (show the beginning of articles and then say how the creative eye is locked and should be bought to access those articles (or view in a course). The balance of empathy to user wants by hearing feedback but also visualising what they really need. Running sprints on our everyday life. Why we need solutions and the future-minded world we are working towards, for us and our kids. We have to get out of our follower mindset to be visionaries. Stand out the crowd rather than be lost within it. Putting some visualised represented graphs of getting out comfort zone into practice, practicing visualising and then matching it with a logical thought process. Overstepping fear and carrying on, the ways this will benefit your career and everyday life. You learn to not only become creative and heightened sense of things around you, you begin to see value you can add for other people, that in turn helps you (small acts of kindness). Articles also unlocked for action cards with premium, a few in this course. Creative Eye is an online course (& periodic face-to-face workshop experience) by Richly founder Rich Williams, where he imparts years of experience in developing a creative-analytical problem solving mindset (using various techniques & activities), so you can generate and apply more impacting ideas in work & daily life.