When you design a website for a fundraising event, there are many roles to consider, each with different needs. Untangling the relationships and roles is the critical first step.
When practitioners can produce data to show how content and design changes affect efficiency and customer sentiment, the work is more accepted and utilized.
Recruiting for research projects can be challenging, but going to places where the people are can make it easier to find the right participants.
A case study from Code for America shows how user-centered design can be used to reduce barriers to accessing social services online and offline.
Designing mobile apps for emerging markets with more than 60 languages and 215 million people requires a balance of designing, technology, user experience, and simplicity.
If you want your design patterns to be effective, you need a community of designers and researchers to contribute to them.
Looking at the concept of scarcity can lead to new ways of understanding users, designing for their needs, and making the best use of their resources.
How a user centered design process makes openFDA accessible for the public, developers, and agencies (globally). Learn how you can improve consumption of large government datasets.
Despite facing challenges of complexity, size, and limited resources, UX professionals are making great strides and finding more support in the US Federal government.
An evaluation of eight civic engagement platforms that are attempting to use technology to increase civic engagement with local governments.
User Experience Professionals Association (UXPA) International supports people who research, design, and evaluate the user experience (UX) of products and services.
