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How I got started in forms and usability

Jane Matthews 3 December 2019 25 May 2010

These slides are from a presentation I made as part of the Usability Fundamentals Panel at the  UPA2010 conference, held in Munich in May.

Getting started in forms and usability, UPA Munich 2010 from Caroline Jarrett

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kitationChad@kitation·
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Accessibility comes under the "viable" part of MVP, hth

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atrvrsAndrew Travers@atrvrs·
7 Jul

Trying to remember 15 years ago https://trvrs.co/journal/7-7

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_lucyhaLucy Ha@_lucyha·
7 Jul

I’ve written a blog about how the NHS digital service manual has been helping teams to quickly build digital products and services in response to the COVID-19 pandemic 👇 https://twitter.com/NHSDigital/status/1280487380164763650

NHS Digital@NHSDigital

🆕New on the Digital Transformation Blog: @_lucyha explains how the NHS digital service manual is helping in the #COVID19 pandemic.

Read the blog here👇
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adambsilverAdam Silver@adambsilver·
6 Jul

Check this design out we tested in research.

The participant was given a task which they understood.

They came from a page showing a list of applications.

And they totally missed this super obvious banner.

Banner blindness is real.

I love user research.

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chudderschudders@chudders·
6 Jul

Top tip of the day - always do a 'dummy run' research session to test your test plan, check to the tech and it makes you feel so much more confident for the research itself. So easy to skip it. Also bonus insights!

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