Paul Hershey, Catalina Rusu, and Mike Atherton have all recently asked and answered the question: what IS UX? Is it a process? Is it design? Is it something more, or perhaps something less? In this round up, we look at all sides of the question.
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Forms. They’re everywhere, from ecommerce to healthcare. Amanda Cheung, a speaker at upcoming Madison + UX, explains how to make sure forms are accessible to everyone.
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As important as testing is to site usability, we too often forget to test for accessibility. This week, author Brandon McCartney suggests a new form of testing to ensure sites are universally usable.
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International standards are everywhere, if you just know how to look. This week, author Paul Brooks brings to light one particular standard that can improve the usability of all our products.
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International standards are everywhere, if you just know how to look. This week, author Paul Brooks brings to light one particular standard that can improve the usability of all our products.
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Universal design strives to improve usability for both users with and without disabilities. In this, part 2 of Designing for Dyslexia, Andrew Zusman identifies how the principles of universal design can be applied to our work on the web.