WordCamp San Francisco 2014: From the Front Lines of Multi-Device Web Design

WordCamp San Francisco 2014

In his From the Front Lines of Multi-Device Web Design presentation at WordCamp San Francisco 2014, Luke Wroblewski encouraged web designers to consider how people are using their computer devices, rather than only focusing on the screen size of the device.

Wroblewski shared research from development of his Polar application, and encouraged designers to embrace all the different types of inputs (touch, mouse, voice, etc.). Continue reading WordCamp San Francisco 2014: From the Front Lines of Multi-Device Web Design

Recap: Involving People with Disabilities in User Experience Research

Webinar: include people with disabilities in user research

At the Involving People with Disabilities in User Experience Research webinar, hosted by UserTesting.com, Sarah Horton shared insights learned from including people with disabilities in her user research.

She outlined what designers and developers can do to design accessible user experiences on the web. Continue reading Recap: Involving People with Disabilities in User Experience Research