Diana Brown Bücher

Rooted in a dialogue between a mentor and young adult women, this book expands on insights and questions that arose from an advice column. Through the ongoing exchange of emails titled "Mama Said," the author shares wisdom and experiences, embracing her role as a supportive figure in their lives. The narrative captures the essence of guidance and connection, highlighting the transformative power of open communication and shared experiences among generations.

Muriel Bell, New Zealand's first state nutritionist, significantly influenced public health through initiatives like milk in schools and iodised salt. As the first woman to earn an MD in New Zealand, her research on vitamins, minerals, and dietary fats addressed deficiency diseases and heart health. A pioneer for women in academia, she served on the Medical Research Council and the Board of Health, advocating for better nutrition. Diana Brown's biography highlights Bell's groundbreaking contributions and her belief in the vital link between nutrition and health.

Being able to fit design into the Agile software development processes is an important skill in today's market. This book provides you with the tools you need to determine what Agile UX means for you. It includes practical examples and case studies, as well as real-life factors to consider while navigating the Agile UX waters.