🎨 should not deter people from using your product. Don’t just rely on color to relay crucial system information. Guide to color #accessibility 👉 bit.ly/3uqjgdj
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We made over 151,000 calls to senior citizens in Texas tonight. One of our vols talked to a man stranded at home w/out power in Killeen, hadn’t eaten in 2 days, got him a ride to a warming center and a hot meal. Help us reach more people, join us tomorrow: act.betoorourke.com/event/we…
The #a11y website is redesigned and rebuilt, and I 🧡 it! They truly pushed the limits of accessible design while focusing on #usability and clarity of content. @A11YProject
a11yproject.com
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Rest in Peace, Milton Glaser ❤️ Thank you for inspiring so many to embrace design with an open heart.
Excellent @zoom_us webinar via @LeonardReese100 hosted by @GA
“We need to understand customers as they interact with our service across time, touchpoints, devices and more.”
#UX #CustomerExperience
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Your experience is not universal. Billions of people live with backgrounds, insights, & perspectives you don't know and can't understand unless you include them in your work. Seek out differences in cultural perspectives to ensure your #ux & #design is as #inclusive as possible.
Insight on creating #empathy maps via @just_in_mind Whether it’s creating a new website or product, if you don’t design with empathy, there’s a risk that your product will not meet your user’s needs, and this will result in a product that fails. justinmind.com/blog/empathy-…
Valuable insight shared at yesterday’s live webinar via @InVisionApp @ryanrumsey - I will definitely be bringing this new perspective into my everyday. Looking forward to diving into the ebook.
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The pack is growing! @karahiser, Bailey, & I are beyond excited to share the news. Baby Hiser coming soon!
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Need #Branding input - which logo do you prefer for a retro collection, launching in the Spring?
#Brand #Logo #logo_design #rebrand #logodesigns #design
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Replying to @jmspool
My first-ever speaking engagement is at @UXCopenhagen in March, so I don't have much to show in terms of live speaking examples at the moment. You can get an idea of my style with my shorter videos, like this one on UX design and accessibility. youtu.be/TD9W9Ekc3Hg
Instead of optimizing for what will make us happier in the long-term, we play “spot the difference” regarding #attributes that don’t matter much. By understanding our cognitive quirks, like distinction #bias, we can outsmart our own brains.
via @nireyal
bit.ly/2JZHR31
"Our key focus is on ensuring that we can actually quantify the impact of our design solutions, both on the customer but also on the actual business outcomes."
via @olgivy @TheYoungling
designbetter.co/conversation…
Our gadgets and apps are more persuasive than ever. Yet for the makers of these technologies, few guidelines exist on how to change user behavior ethically.
via @nireyal @Medium
#ethicaldesign #HCD #uxdesign #UXresearch
link.medium.com/R7y8LUxpl1
"We have an intrinsic desire to evolve ourselves. We do this by remaking and adapting to the world around us."
jtbd.info/2-what-is-jobs-to-… #jtbd #HCD2019
@alanklement @Medium
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How do you design for accessibility on touchscreens? And if you have a disability, what's the hardest part about interacting with touch devices?
Thanks!
#accessibility #design #ux #accessible #designthinking
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"We should be designing WITH people with disabilities, not FOR people with disabilities. Note the use of the word people — that’s plural. Not just one person with a disability. People."
Such a great and digestible read from @feather buff.ly/31vpNo1






















