About
Hi, I’m Nic Price and this is my personal website.
It’s a blog where I collect links to things I find interesting and share the occasional thought or idea. I’m interested in how things work and what it’s like to use them.
I’m an independent adviser in online strategy and user-centred design.
That means I help people plan, build and maintain web-based applications, online environments, products or services… which are a pleasure to use. And I’m not tied to any particular technology.
Until September 2007 I ran the BBC’s award-winning intranet [2004 - Best Intranet, 2005 - Best Content, 2006 Best Usability] known as Gateway, and led the central team of designers, product managers, project managers and developers.
Prior to that I headed up the team that built the BBC’s pioneering and award-winning learning management system.
You can tell far too much about me if you look at my del.icio.us tags and my Flickr photograph tags :-)
You can also see which websites I subscribe to.
I live in East Dulwich in London. Here are a few East Dulwich-related links:
- Posts on this blog about East Dulwich
- My photos on Flickr tagged East Dulwich
- All photos on Flickr tagged East Dulwich
- East Dulwich location on Google maps
- The excellent East Dulwich Forum
If you’d like to get in touch please use the form below or email beatnic [at] gmail [dot] com (removing the spaces).
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hi nic, you asked about googlebase -
thought it would be good for joining 2 databases from separate origins (say 2 different companies) and customising the searchable attributes. also useful that google could host some or all of the databases.
also visibly part of google’s effort to take over the world!
i may still use it - thanks for the tip.
sorry to hear about Croatia - they can be tough. Always grateful that mark viduka became an australian.
Cheers, Howard.
Howard, thanks for the update on google base.
Croatia wasn’t the problem on Wednesday. England was ;-)