John Bailey
Head Of Product Design at NICE - National Institute for Health and Care Excellence
Manchester, England, United Kingdom
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Top SchoolJohn Bailey is a design leader based in Manchester with over two decades of experience shaping digital products and nine years focused on senior UX and product design roles. As Head of Product Design at NICE he builds multidisciplinary teams, defines UX vision and roadmaps, and drives toolset and process improvements for large-scale public-facing services. He previously helped create and evolve the NICE Design System, led continuous improvement for live sites through research-driven experiments and A/B testing, and championed cross-channel brand consistency. Comfortable in both hands-on design and strategic leadership, he blends web and e-commerce roots with governance experience in the public sector. Notably, he pairs pragmatic product KPIs and hypothesis-driven experimentation with a recruiter’s eye for assembling high-performing UX teams.
9 years of coding experience
BTEC National Diploma - ICT Practitioners, BTEC National Diploma - ICT Practitioners at Runshaw collegeBachelor of Science (BSc) web & multimedia, Bachelor of Science (BSc) web & multimedia at University of Central LancashireBurscough Priory High
Github Skills (1)
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Programming languages (2)
Github contributions (2)
nice-digital/nice-design-system
Apr 2017 - Jun 2017
:star2: Your source for creating beautiful, consistent experiences across NICE :star2:
Contributions:51 commits, 4 PRs, 50 pushes in 2 months
experiencesconsistentdesign-system
nice-digital/NICE.Design
Jan 2017 - Jan 2017
A simple way to make interactive prototypes that look and feel like pages on NICE.org and other NICE services using the NICE Design System
Contributions:5 pushes in 5 days
looklook-and-feelprototypesnice-design-systemdesign-system
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