Tara Thomas

Exploring passenger experience and content design possibilities in an unlikely place: on a train journey in India.

Taking my favourite (and least favourite) ride-sharing apps for a spin to analyze tone, and understand the effect of UX writing on users.

In a space where we are increasingly questioning what we are putting in our mouths, do the ‘healthy’ options by fast food restaurants cut it? ...

Providing market research examples of trends in my respective market for Kantar to present to global clients. Insights into the values, issues, life-style priorities, attitudes or trends that shape the culture I live in.

Capturing the full circle of training sailors from novice, through the process of learning to swim and sail, onwards to National and International Sailing under Project Naavika.

Video: Tara Rachel Thomas. tarathomas.contently.com

Exploring the aspirations of YCH sailors and career paths that are being forged in the armed forces through YCH' efforts.

Shot and Edited video Capturing YCH's experience at the India International Regatta 2018 in Chennai, India.

Edited and compiled a piece for the Yemaya Journal on Gender and Fishworkers (published by ICSF) on Beach Profiling for Community Resilience.

Website design, social strategy and copywriting for Quinnergy Leadership Academy.

Montessori focuses on learning using the hands, materials as aids, developing senses through sensorial activities, and giving children the freedom to direct their learning. Rukmini Ramachandran, an educator and Montessori trainer tells us more.

Web copy and UX consultancy for an organisation working on Shola and Montane reforestation via research on plant ecology.

A tried-and-tested list of the best culinary adventures the Garden City has to offer.

Collaborated on writing menu and place mat copy for Bangalore restaurant 'Sindh Kitchen'

It’s not just morning walkers who are thronging Cubbon Park, Bengaluru’s green lungs. It is now the stage for various activities — yoga, theatre, stand-up comedy and even napping...

A Sunday morning at Bengaluru’s Lalbagh is devoted to scurrying, agile ants