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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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“Creating the design system is the easy bit and 5% of the work. Keeping it up to date, useful, and building the community is the other 95%” - me, constantly, and everyone else working on a really effective design system I’ve ever met

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I've found that academics are tremendously generous about sending their papers to independent researchers like me who do not have university library access.

Thank you @WhySharksMatter and every other academic who does this.

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Reminder: if you're trying to read one of my papers and don't have university library access and it says "pay $35 to read this paper," $0 of that goes to me or the other authors, so, like, please don't pay it? Instead, please email me and I'll happily send you a free copy.

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Fascinating to hear @a_blenky talk about such a rich variety of topics related to farming, ranging from microbes in the soil through water management, inspecting the Red Tractor scheme and (of course) my favourite: what it's like to deal with the forms.

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