Josh Nesbitt

Long recipes are hard to decipher and hold in your head.

Earlier this month, we delivered the final All Day Hey!

A conversation with Jack a few months ago set me off on an idea that radically changed how I work.

The Title II requirements are a timely reminder to make sure your accessible design is up to scratch.

Every year, the tech industry produces another round of award ceremonies aimed at celebrating women and underrepresented groups.

Following a rebrand to Genio earlier this month, I've been reflecting on how teams are set up to navigate uncertainty and tight deadlines while preserving culture.

It’s possible to believe AI is one of the most transformative tools of our time and that most of what’s being sold as AI is smoke and mirrors, or worse, complete bollocks.

Allyship is often spoken about in diversity initiatives, but too frequently, it lacks grounding in day-to-day behavior or a company’s reality.

The fact that I'm writing this review of 2025 in April 2026 indicates how crazy the past year has been.

Last night I had the pleasure of hosting a panel at the Leeds Night Time Economy Group launch.

2024 was a year of gratefulness matched with a change of pace.

For a long time, I've enjoyed working with teams to build exceptional products.

Last year I learned that making yourself redundant is vital to scaling events.

I had wanted to do a stint in a professional kitchen for some time, so when the opportunity arose to do one at The Black Swan in Oldstead - a restaurant awarded a star from the Michelin guide - I jumped at it.

2023 kicked me firmly in the face.

Last week, I was at an event discussing how long I'd been running the Hey!

After my usual post-conference slumber, I’ve finally managed to pen down some thoughts from the events of All Day Hey!

Last week I thoroughly enjoyed attending Pixel Pioneers 2023 in Bristol.

Last year was one of the most memorable and action-packed years to date.

On 11th November, I was delighted to return to ffconf after a few years of hiatus.

I had the pleasure of attending Beyond Tellerrand for the first time in September — a conference that had been on my hit list for years, in one of my favourite cities.

Following a few years of forced digital-only events, I was so happy to be able to bring back the conference in real life.

As another turbulent year has drawn to a close, I'm jotting down my usual thoughts on achievements from the past year.

What a year 2020 was.

This year we took All Day Hey!

At the start of 2019, I took a long-overdue break to see friends in Abu Dhabi.

A couple of weeks ago I was leaving Brighton after a fantastic few days in the city for ffconf 2019.

Last week I was invited to MC a talk by Helen Sharman, the first British astronaut, as part of The Festival of the Moon in Wakefield.

Now that the dust from the conference has settled, I wanted to post a quick look back on what was another fantastic year for All Day Hey!.

I'm currently sat writing this post on the 59th floor of the World Trade Center building in Abu Dhabi.