As technology becomes more embedded in our lives, we increasingly inhabit a world where the boundaries are invisible, with complex webs of trust.
Whitney Quesenbery
A review of Structured Negotiation by Lainey Feingold. An approach to resolving disputes based on collaboration rather than conflict.
A review of Cross-Cultural Technology Design, Huatong Sun. This book examines the challenge of understanding cultural expectations and local context.
A review of The New ABCs of Research: Achieving Breakthrough Collaboration by Ben Shneiderman. A fresh look at how teams and innovation work together.
Guidelines and how-to’s for creating accessible presentations, including font size, creating alt text, making charts and table accessible, slide information ordering, and other tips.
There is movement toward reform and improved ballot design in New York. We need more user experience people getting involved with elections and civic life.
为什么无法进行正确的选票设计？投票のデザインはどうして上手くいかないのか？
Say the word “accessibility” in a room full of usability professionals and you will get many reactions. For some it’s a cause. To others, it’s yet another requirement that has to be met. For many of the authors in this issue, it is simply part of usability. The ISO 9241-20 standard agrees, defining accessibility as…
Review of the Kindle, Amazon’s wireless reading device.
This project was user-centered research into how cancer patients and their families look for information about cancer, its treatments, and how to search for clinical trials.
The requirement of UK local councils to “carry out 100 percent of council services electronically” led to user-centered re-designs of the Salisbury and Aberdeenshire e-government websites.