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@SnappCarSE Haha, visste inte ens att ni hade en app. Gjorde allt på webben.
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Ten years this week. No, really: 10 years!
We started by standing in a room and talking next to a mac computer using its built-in microphone. Back then I truly didn’t think we’d still be at it. x.com/uxpodcast/stat…
@SnappCarSE Får meddelande att jag ska kontakta supporten för att kunna skicka en bokningsförfrågan, men hittar på er webb inte något sätt att kontakta supporten?
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@staffanschroder @Reimblad På gränsen med där färgerna också när det gäller tillgänglighet. Gillar det här att hitta så mycket som möjligt i en liten skärmdump!
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@staffanschroder @Reimblad Språket: “Top Sports”.
A-Z men på svenska har vi A-Ö.
Men du menar säkert något ytterligare 😅
"People don't really care about privacy online."
"Bzzzz. Try again."
nytimes.com/2021/05/20/opi…
Somewhere in storage I have a CD with Internet Explorer 3 still in plastic. Maybe it actually will be worth something one day... 😅
theverge.com/2021/5/19/2244…
Really enjoying these in-depth IA articles by @Documentalope
link.medium.com/JVOWSOkVkgb
Giving all-powerful tech to people who do not understand the basic premise of the tech can never turn out well... x.com/60Minutes/stat…
The most common mistake of designers is thinking we understand what is going on.
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@DarynaAriamnova Thanks for this insight Daryna. I hadn't considered this use. I do realise of course we need more perspectives. I am leaning towards how we introduce the words matters, there always has to be an openness to change, and that we can not always assume sensitivity. Open to be wrong.
I would love to hear from people with visual and hearing impairments on the topic of using words such as "see" and "hear". People I know with vision loss often use "see", and "watch" and "read" in a non-literal sense.
How should or shouldn't we reason when using these words?
The main reason for my curiosity this time is this perspective on empathy mapping, which suggests that "see", "hear" and "say" are insensitive words when all people don't have these abilities to the same extent:
uxdesign.cc/your-empathy-m…
At the same time I hear views such as this from Veronica (linked blog post). This makes me wonder how much research and co-creation with people with different disabilities takes places when arriving at suggested alternative phrasings?
veroniiiica.com/2017/07/28/my-…
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Space Colonization Is A Capitalist Perception Management Op - Caitlin’s Newsletter caitlinjohnstone.substack.com/p/space-coloni…
This tweet. I want it framed and gifted to all the product managers. x.com/McgarrDana/sta…
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@asaplsnr @raindrop_io Lätt att dela med sig av också. Här är min mapp med Digital etik, till exempel: raindrop.io/per08/ethics-i…
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@asaplsnr Jag använder @raindrop_io för all min research. Jag skulle kunna tagga bättre men jag har mappar för olika ämnesomåeden och det funkar väldigt bra.
@asaplsnr @raindrop_io Man märker att man börjar bli till åren när dubbelkoll av stavningen släpar efter. *ämnesområden
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@owenil Ägnar en stilla tanke åt den där gången 2014 som moderaterna på Twitter önskade Glad Eid. x.com/moderaterna/st…
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@opassande @owenil @FredKjellson Samma här. Tänkte att det sa en del om honom att han ser ett förkläde.