The need to cram as much into the top few inches of any interface has become nearly branded on the design psyche over the years. Milissa Tarquini considers how the myth of the fold does everyone involved a great disservice.
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Practical Plans for Accessible Architectures
Accessible information architecture builds a bridge between planning, design, and development. Frances Forman gives us a place to start thinking more deeply about how information can be structured and transformed to make user interaction more flexible for everyone.
Continue readingStraight From the Horse’s Mouth with Derek Featherstone
Christina talks with web accessibility expert Derek Featherstone about the emergence of accessibility as a way towards better structure and more usefulness.
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Bring Your Personas to Life!
Method acting can take your personas from the page to the stage. Think beyond traditional practice to give emotional life to your personas.
Continue readingUncovering Users In Your Own Organization
Buying new clothes and looking at current fashions is usually much more interesting and exciting than digging through one’s closet or laundry hamper. However, there is a lot one can learn by stopping and taking a minute to examine one’s own clothes…
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