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Quant for Qual Researchers, a work in progress
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Tags: #UxResearch #UxrTools #QuantitativeResearch #MixedMethods
My working list of quant resoruces for qual researchers.
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Lessons from observing people use assistive tech
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Tags: #UxResearch #Accessibility #AssitiveTechnology
Without speaking to people using assistive tools we missout on insights that can inspire ideas and improve usability.
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Why I went from Gatsby to Eleventy
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Tags: #DesignEngineering #Front-endDevelopment
While I enjoyed using Gatsby, I wanted a more lightweight solution that let me use HTML instead of JSX.
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Learning a new UX Research model
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Tags: #UxResearch
Considering a research framework that aligns design and development language with research language.
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Why I left Harvard and became a UX Research specialist
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Tags: #CareerDevelopment
A reflection about switching jobs to grow my career.
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Making and Testing an Accessible SVG
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Tags: #Accessibility #DesignEngineering
Lessons learned from making an accessible clickable SVG.
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The Point of Models and Explaining your UX process
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Tags: #UxDesign #UxResearch #DesignProcess
Where UX process diagrams help and fail.
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Accessibility nudges for all content creators
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Tags: #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign
We should make it easy to create accessible content.
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Professional confidence - The unexpected benefit of journaling, and the expected benefit of a yellow blazer
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Tags: #CareerDevelopment
How journaling can help with professional growth and confidence.
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Addressing tech’s inclusive design debt
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Tags: #InclusiveDesign
Thoughts on taking action towards more inclusive and ethical design.