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Design tips for complex forms

Jane Matthews 19 March 2020 28 October 2010

This presentation to the Clarity Conference in Lisbon gives some ideas for how to improve difficult, lengthy forms.

Complex forms at Clarity2010 from Caroline Jarrett
#forms ‘formsthatwork

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JackieMorrisArtJackie Morris@JackieMorrisArt·
9h

For #Radio4, @Marthakearney from The Lost Spells by @RobGMacfarlane and me...

Doing my best to conjure birds.

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cjformsCaroline Jarrett@cjforms·
8h

In an unusual episode of “Is this AI feasible?”, the UK Prisons Service uses face recognition to help achieve video visits to prisoners - looks like a useful application of this tech (for a change)

(Via @DrSalmaPatel)

Amanda 🦄@ayymanduh

During this crisis we delivered an important thing, very suddenly going from a small pilot to national roll-out of a service.

I’m really grateful and proud of everyone that pulled together to make this happen, and those working to make it even better. https://twitter.com/justice_digital/status/1309146009109491714

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cjformsCaroline Jarrett@cjforms·
25 Sep

Today's #firstworldproblem - paying 7p/minute in order to complain for the 2nd time to a business that failed to act on my first complaint.

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cjformsCaroline Jarrett@cjforms·
25 Sep

Definitions of key terms in user-centred design, on posters (and how make ones that work for your organization, too). Written up by @clementcreate

Via @janereid73

Jeanette Clement@clementcreate

We found that there were misunderstandings because people had slightly different interpretations of user-centred design terms. So we ran workshops to create *working definitions that we could all agree on.
https://medium.com/bts-design-team/speaking-the-same-language-when-talking-about-user-centred-design-at-bt-70d921fd1399

*Thanks to @BenHolliday for that tip :)

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sophiedennisSophie Dennis@sophiedennis·
24 Sep

I like these. Nice clear definitions that don’t ask anyone to change he language they naturally use. I esp like service: everything *we* do to help user meet their goal, distinguished form journey: everything the user does and experiences. https://twitter.com/uxmuch/status/1309212212423204864

Conor Ward@UXMuch

Service Design starting to take hold in our BT Design team! 👍 https://twitter.com/clementcreate/status/1309203350836183041

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