How to organise your UX supplies

I’ve talked on Instagram before about my UX Design Supplies box – things that I bring with to every UX workshop I run, like post-its, sharpies, sticky dots and blu-tack:

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This is my Workshop box: a box of things I bring to every single design workshop I run. Aside from stationery, there are 4 more things that I find essential for a successful workshop. Check out the link in my bio to hear more about how I prepare for design workshops – I have made an actual video for this one so grab some headphones too! 😊 Happy Friday! • • #DesignMeetings #CreativeFacilitation #DesignSprints #Design #HowIwork #HowIDesign #StationeryForDesigners #DesignProcess #DesignTools #UXProcess #UXTools #UX #UXD #UXDesign #DesignWorkshop #UXWorkshop #RunningWorkshop #WorkSmarter

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I recommend that all UX designers have a similar UX supplies kit, to populate as you wish with things that you find indispensable in your day to day UX work. Having a UX supplies kit means that you’ll never be caught without post-its or with not enough sharpies ever again!

Now, I’ve been carting my UX supplies around with me in a cardboard box for years, and have only recently realised that there is probably a better (and more stylish) way.

Introducing my UX supplies tote bag!

Available exclusively through Society6, this bag can be used to organise all of your stray post-its, pens, + other UX materials and for easy transport to and from your design workshops, sprints and meetings.

It is available now for a bargain price of $20. Get it now!