The Fascination With Non-Digital Forms

I date back, you know, when dinosaurs roamed the earth and we didn't have any internet. I was a project manager delivering optical character recognition systems to the inland revenue as it was called at that time. The tax authorities wanted to scan tax forms, obviously to save typing. So I then became really interested in how do we design the forms so that they're filled in accurately? And there you go. As he said, it's a fascination that shows no signs of wearing off. That's fantastic. One of my first jobs after university was data entry for British gas. When they come with these piles of well-completed work orders,. You had to fill them all into the