Uber’s POV on accessibility Over the last couple of years, Uber has shown the world that we care about accessibility. When you’re a global company, it’s not only good for people but it’s good for business. In the past, however, it’s been somewhat of an afterthought. Employees care about it, but it’s...
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One day in my high school art class we took a field trip to the Modern Museum of Art in Fort Worth, Texas. There were some artists I knew there, and many I didn’t. I saw my first modern minimalist piece and remember wondering “what the hell?” I remember a gigantic,...
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(All illustrations made by me) I don’t know about you, but I’m suffering from DOS. DOS ~ Device Overload Syndrome (.n, acronym): an involuntary feeling of irritation when overwhelmed with multiple devices, their charges, wires, and internet connections, as well as the absence of synchronization between them. Screens. Wires. Plugs. Charging. Sync. Apps. Loading....
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Learning Japanese can be tough. Thankfully, I'm around it all the time now, day and night, at the post office, in my car, at the store, at work...
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Sketchnote (v., n.) to purposefully doodle or draw a concept visually via text, shapes, connectors, icons, and other imagery. A sketch note is usually created while listening to or observing a talk, lecture, or presentation. Other forms: sketchnoting, sketch noted Brian Sullivan - organizer of the Dallas Big Design Conference, one of...
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When I think about User Experience, there are so many different facets that fall underneath. If there were a thorough sitemap of UX concepts, that would be ironically useful. So how much exactly can one person handle? Is a one-woman UX department even possible? Probably not. Not a good one,...
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