Really not impressed with the #CanUX lineup this year. Way too much political opinion injected into the talks for my taste. On a positive note, a few presenters made it worth the time — Brad (@BradBuildsWeb) November 4, 2018 In 2018 the politics have been in our face, tragedy after tragedy, farce after farce. Mass … Continue reading ““Way too much political opinion””
Back to Basics: Every Page has a Hero
I was sitting in a project meeting recently discussing a design with the team, and the feedback was frustrating. Many people looking at the page we were critiquing said, “I don’t understand why we put so much emphasis on the application contact information, when what the user’s here for is the subscription information.” “But this … Continue reading “Back to Basics: Every Page has a Hero”
To whom does the burden fall?
On Monday October 8, I gave a talk at edUI Conf about accessibility, as one is wont to do. (I had a fantastic time and I strongly recommend this conference to anyone who’s working on the web for a university, library, museum, etc.) At the end of the talk during the Q&A, an audience member … Continue reading “To whom does the burden fall?”