Celebrating Red, White and Blue The French Tricolour is one of 29 flags worldwide that use the classic red, white and blue – Countries With Red, White And Blue Flags. The semiotics of colour, or the way that colours convey meaning in culture, is a fascinating field. Red in national symbols has been traditionally associated with […]
Red, white and blue – and everything in between – plus spectator power Read More »
Is your boss the host with the most? Did you visit friends or family this weekend? How welcome did you feel? Do you want to visit again – or return the invitation? Did they offer advice on transport or parking? Perhaps tracked down your favourite snack or checked for allergies? Was there a clean and
Pods – panacea or problem? Read More »
Is your boss the host with the most? Did you visit friends or family this weekend? How welcome did you feel? Do you want to visit again – or return the invitation? Did they offer advice on transport or parking? Perhaps tracked down your favourite snack or checked for allergies? Was there a clean and
Workplace design for productivity Read More »
Autism and gender: shifting the balance Autism is a spectrum condition that affects people in different ways. The excellent Autistic Society website characterises the symptoms in five key domains: Challenges with social communication and interaction Repetitive and restrictive behaviour Over- or under-sensitivity to light, sound, taste or touch Highly focused interests or hobbies Extreme anxiety
Rainbows under the radar Most of us take colour for granted. That’s a pity because your experience of a technicolour world is a piece of everyday magic, evolved over 65 million years ago and still holds the key to mental and physical health worth fighting for –Ancestral photoreceptor diversity as the basis of visual behaviour.
Different is the new normal- the business case for inclusive design Read More »
Rainbows under the radar Most of us take colour for granted. That’s a pity because your experience of a technicolour world is a piece of everyday magic, evolved over 65 million years ago and still holds the key to mental and physical health worth fighting for –Ancestral photoreceptor diversity as the basis of visual behaviour.
Colours on the brain – and the sweet taste of pink Read More »
Light-sensitive migraine? Around one in ten adults suffer from migraines. And three times more women than men will experience that blinding pain that sends millions into a dark room unable to cope with even a glimmer of light. What is migraine? So what’s going on? This brilliant review offers three potential explanations linked to an
Flicker – good and bad – and optical illusions exhibition Read More »
In the driver seat Control over your immediate workspace not only reduces back and eye strain, that sense of respect tends to make you feel more connected and engaged with the team, and you’re likely to get more done – Effects of control over office workspace on perceptions of the work environment and work outcomes. You’re
Shining example of personal control Read More »