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Category Archives: usability
Twitter Link Shortening – Utter Madness
Lots has been written in the past about the use of URL shorteners and how they have the potential to break the web if they suddenly become unavailable. It’s one of the reasons I’ve moved away from services like bit.ly … Continue reading
Scripting Enabled Day 1
I attended the excellent Scripting Enabled conference and developer day recently held in London. It was extremely enlightening about various aspects of the web and how users with varied access difficulties are affected by the decisions us developers make every … Continue reading
Posted in accessibility, conferences, development, inspiration, usability
Tagged accessibility, blindness, dyslexia, learning disabilities, mobility, multiple sclerosis, scriptingenabled
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dConstruct 2008
I realise I’m hideously behind with blogging about lots of geeky stuff, but here goes. Apologies if you were expecting this sooner! This year’s dConstruct was a lot larger than I was expecting: the last time I went in 2006 … Continue reading
Posted in conferences, dConstruct, microformats, usability
Tagged aleks krotoski, Brighton, dConstruct, dconstruct08, dConstruct2008, jeremy keith, joshua porter, matt biddulph, matt jones, tantek celik
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@media Session 1
Designing Our Way Through Data Jeff Veen Jeff’s opening keynote for @media was very thought provoking, as usual. He spoke about data visualisation and how diagrams can often show us things more quickly and more intuitively than a table of … Continue reading
Posted in at media, books, conferences, design, inspiration, usability
Tagged atmedia08, charts, data, jeff veen, london web week, lww08, maps, visualisation
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