Rob Penny

@wfcouncil Does this mean that any food packaging with the recycling code 6 (PS) can not be recycled, even if it's not expanded polystyrene. On the A to Z page is says plastic food and drinks packaging can be recycled. It would be great to see by code what can and can't.

Polystyrene is one of the most common contaminants we find in recycling - it can't be recycled so make sure it goes in your black bin! If you're ever unsure of what you can recycle in Waltham Forest, you can always find out here: orlo.uk/ThVKe 🤔 ♻️

@kwastell @coopuk @PublicDigitalHQ Congrats Katherine that's exciting! Was great working with you and the team, I learned a load too, and I think the work you and the team have done is amazing.

Today’s my last day at @coopuk after 5 years leading design and CX teams. I’ve learnt loads, pushed for change (and faced a lot of challenge), and met good friends. But it’s time to move on. Next week I’ll be joining @PublicDigitalHQ.

@kwastell Thanks Katherine, that's great you use our design as a reference ☺️ I always talk about Co-op too! Hope you're well.

@RobPenny Really sad. Bulb was always one of my go to examples for brilliant design and experience. Good luck to you and everyone else. Sure you’ll go on to do more amazing work.

Sad day at Bulb today, but getting messages from friends checking I'm OK was so nice. Thank you 🤗 it makes a massive difference.

@_ChrisHolmes Thank you ☺️

@RobPenny Sad, not only for the customers and business, but it was a great example of ‘user journey’ and a pleasure to interact with. Well done @RobPenny 👌🏻

@benaldred Thanks Ben that means a lot!

@RobPenny Oh no! Good luck with the future. For what it’s worth we were happy Bulb customers and were saying last night about how great the UX/UI was. You did a good job Rob 🙂

@rod Cheers Rod

@RobPenny Sorry to hear it Rob, fortitude to you all

@_mikefrancis Thanks Mike 🙌

@jazmeijer Thanks Jaz!

@RobPenny Aw! Big hug, Rob

@alxmurashko Thanks, me too!

@RobPenny I was sad to hear the news today :( I use Bulb and I really like the service. I hope that everything will be ok and you folks will get through it 🙏

Working with Nat for the past 2 years has been mega fun and I've learned so much. They are insightful and inspiring and bring the energy to... everything. If you're looking for an amazing design leader, look no further.

I work with a very special team at Spotify and we are looking for someone to join us as we plot the vision for what the future of audio is for our users, and envision what possibilities exist to transform the experience beyond music! Apply here: jobs.lever.co/spotify/604766…

@futurefabric Happy birthday mate

We're looking for a Senior Product Designer @BulbUK to design new green energy products, from electric car charging to carbon offsetting and a few secret squirrel projects too 🐿️ Please share 🙏 Apply here: jobs.lever.co/bulb/278a3fd1-… #designjobs

Fridays are my favourite days at work because we go over all the cool things we achieved that week. Today I got to see some really amazing animations shipping in the app. We’re still looking for a designer who cares about simplicity jobs.lever.co/bulb/278a3fd1-…

@davecunningham Thanks Dave, this seems the consensus

@RobPenny I'd go off the assumption people's general expectation would be to tab to links and arrow for radio, select etc...

#accessibility question – when navigating a website's main nav with keyboard, should you use tab to go through the items, or arrow keys? W3C says arrows, which I can see is useful for meganavs and navs with nested items, but it feels a bit unusual. #a11y

@mamezito Thanks Sergiy! Hope you're good :)

@arhayward @denisewilton @aardrian Awesome thank you so much 🙌

@denisewilton @RobPenny The general consensus these days is that this is not a menu, but at best a collection of disclosure widgets, and going all out on arrow navigation is unhelpful. I'll defer to @aardrian's write-up for a better explanation. adrianroselli.com/2019/06/link-d…

@davecunningham do you have any thoughts? I see Co-op uses tab.