Tracey Booth, Phd is a Lecturer in Computer Science at City, University of London. She possess expertise in user experience, information architecture, usability testing, usability, interaction design and 40 more skills. Colleagues describe her as "Tracey was the UX lead on the Experience City project. She was a pleasure to work with throughout the entirety of the project. At first, I was very impressed with her interview style. She took time to understand each individual, their preferences, concerns and design requirements, where we had presented them as 'potential users of the site.' As time went by, I was impressed at Tracey's thoroughness. She ensured that we took time to highlight and consider each decision which would go on to form the site that we were creating. She also explained the User Design process to me, so that I could see what each step of the process was achieving and understand why we did it. It became apparent once we saw the personas and wireframes that she created. Her documentation was superb, ensuring that others were able to understand the process that had been undertaken. This proved crucial as we worked with an external design agency who had to go on and create the visual identity as well as building the site that we had designed. Throughout the process, and against a series of tight timescales, Tracey proved to be reliable, honest and a consistent meeter-of-deadlines. I would firmly recommend Tracey. " and "Tracey was my line manger for two years when I joined YouthNet. She's a creative thinker, a natural problem solver and it was brilliant to work with someone as challenging and supportive. She has high standards and expectations for her team but will enable you to achieve your goals and put you in a place where you can take your next step in term of career progression. Under her management I honed my business analysis skills, got the opportunity to be part of an Agile driven project long before it was mainstream in the sector and was introduced to usability and accessibility. Her ability to recognise project dependencies and foresee potential risks, but furthermore her user-centred approach to everything, make her an incredible asset on any project. And if you’re wondering if she’s egg or ham, she’s definitely ham!"