Another email message announcing changes in terms and conditions showed up in your inbox this morning.
Who reads them?
Me.
At times it can seem like finding a needle in a haystack, but I’m one of those people who wants to know what the changes are.
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In their MozFest 2022 Defeating Deceptive Design: Getting Control of Our Online Lives online session, Ame Elliott of Simply Secure, Carlos Iglesias from the World Wide Web Foundation, and Kaushalya Gupta of the World Wide Web Foundation shared initial research findings from their Tech Policy Design Lab on deceptive design.
The presentation was short, followed by interactive sessions in breakout rooms to discuss deceptive design, barriers to change, and brainstorm methods for addressing deceptive design.
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Join me on Saturday, March 5, 2022 for World Information Architecture Day, a one-day annual event to encourage conversations about information architecture.
From its beginnings in 2012, a celebration of the 14th anniversary of the polar bear book, Information Architecture for the World Wide Web held in 14 cities around the world, World Information Architecture (IA) Day has grown to a global event to teach, learn, and shape the future of information architecture. Continue reading 3 Ways to Participate in World Information Architecture Day 2022