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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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So know I may be about to light a short fuse, but does anyone have good things to say about SAFe? I’m curious to know if anyone has found it to be positive and why.

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If you could hear more about the work and career of UK-based women in data science or data engineering, who would you like to hear from?

Particularly keen for recs not usually heard from, or niche awesome work that's not often widely understood or recognised.

RT for reach?

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The 80s was an important era for women in computing... because that's when they started disappearing. I wrote for @Slate about the (unfortunate) importance of toys in this history & why @American_Girl's coder/gamer "Courtney" is kind of great. #WomenInSTEM https://slate.com/technology/2020/09/american-girl-80s-doll-courtney-coding-toys.html

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In today's episode of "Fix the forms, one at a time", a friend suggested this checkout to me as a perfect 'before' example for training people in forms improvement: https://www.soletreadmills.com/Checkout

She tried to buy something from the site and failed because she couldn't check out.

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