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@janeruffino Buzzfeed are killing it in the news space. I’m impressed by lots of their stuff now.
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@janeruffino This style guide is lit!
(first time trying out ”is lit”. It felt good 😂 )
Apple wants to introduce new emojis for people with disabilities. Love that they have considered both guide dog and service dog.
#a11y #accessibility bbc.com/news/newsbeat-…
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@Acuity_Design Nice. This gave me an idea for a Clue scorecard for identifying negative impact. I’ll be back.
Nick’s masterclass in post-it opening and peeling. x.com/nickf/status/9…
To be crystal clear: this was not in any way a jab at Nick. The content is extremely useful (and amazing how people still do it wrong). I was just having a bit of a meltdown over the word masterclass yesterday.
And hopefully this clarification wasn't needed 😂
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@sophiavux I'm a UX:er. i overthink everything!! 😜
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@scatteredbrainV Nice. I found the Wikipedia article on this. This would indicate that I also learn from a master in a masterclass on, for example, design thinking. I guess it's up to the students to validate that claim. I like the part of interacting with students on an individual basis as well.
"Masterclass" seems to be the new "Workshop". 🧐
All I can relate to is webmaster. I worry that it's misleading. What does it mean? Do people become masters in a masterclass? Does it imply advance knowledge of the domain? One-on-one tutoring? Unique expertise?
A must-listen: @theintercept’s Deconstructed Podcast with @mehdirhasan — Will John Bolton (Trump’s new National Security Advisor) get us all killed?
Chilling content.
theintercept.com/2018/03/30/dec…
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@wesley_noble To be honest, it’s not just Americans. I meet this misconception travelling all over the world.
@wesley_noble It’s especially funny though when it’s the New York Stock Exchange of course. 😁
Biggest lolz of the day. A great way to cement the faulty(?) prejudice of American inability to tell apart #Switzerland 🇨🇭 and #Sweden 🇸🇪. 😂 nytimes.com/2018/04/03/bus…
“What social platforms could do to fight online harassment (but obviously won’t)” by medium.com/misusability/w…
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@munsonbh "People not getting hurt" is my suggested baseline. There is generally a lack of awareness of people getting hurt by digital solutions. With increased awareness, better solutions will follow.
The definition of getting hurt will naturally vary with culture.
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@Scott_Matter In the non-profit / charity space there is already lots of work being done in the area of impact management. I believe for-profits can incorporate this thinking alongside other measurements. See my "impact assessment" worksheet for example: misusability.com/worksheets
@Scott_Matter As referenced on the worksheet, this is adapted from impactmanagementproject.com
To understand how to manage ethics in digital design, we need to ask why there is a widespread call for ethics. The word ethics can by itself be misleading, and misused. #designethics #misusability
@thevasamuseum Hej! På vissa ställen står 98%, på andra 95%. Vad gäller?
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@barbiche Dagen ”reder ut” det. Bäst i artikeln är ändå: ”till och med påven har svårt att reda ut begreppen”. dagen.se/pa-tredje-dage…
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@andysternberg Thanks. It’s disconcerting that I actually felt I may be insulting someone by writing this and hesitated to tweet. And then hesitated because of potential trolls. Glad you were first to comment 😁