OTLO
Designing and building OTLO, a personal bookmarking app.
Guy Moorhouse — Blog
Infrequent posts from designer, Guy Moorhouse.
Latest posts
Pieces
I have made an exploratory prototype of a new game called Pieces for New York Times Games.
Poem/1
Matt Webb's fab AI clock idea has gone live on Kickstarter. I've backed and can't wait to get to play with one.
Design crits on demand
One of my recent fave things to do, is screenshot a website, drop it into ChatGPT and ask for a design crit. It's actually surprisingly insightful.
Archiving
Keeping an archived version of my old portfolio site live for posterity.
AI as personal tutor
Using ChatGPT in a focused way to learn something new.
Do Interesting
I recently bought Do Interesting by Russell Davies and it's really good.
SuperHi Creative Coding
I recently collaborated with the brilliant SuperHi code school to design and develop a course on creative coding.
Things I care about
Over time I've realised there's a whole host of things that are important to me in my working life. This is a post to capture those things for myself for future reference.
Designing in Pairs
I co-wrote and illustrated a piece on design pairing.
Interview with Creative Boom
I was recently interviewed by the lovely folk over at Creative Boom. You can read my ramblings in the full interview with Katy Cowan over at Creative Boom.
Own your attention
Sometimes I read things that really elegantly crystallise what I’ve been thinking myself. Thoughts that until that moment I haven’t been able to articulate.
Consume less, create more
I'm not one for new year’s resolutions, but a recent rousing post by Michael Lopp has reminded me to focus more on creating in 2014.
Design for GOV.UK
For most of the year, I’ve been contracting with the talented folk at the Government Digital Service (GDS), helping to design the new single government domain, GOV.UK.
Going it alone as a designer, ten lessons learnt
Ten lessons I've learnt from my first year working for myself as a designer/developer.