25 Aug, 2008
New York Times: “How Design Can Save Democracy”
Posted by: admin In: accessibility| design| user experience| user interface
Found in today’s nytimes.com, a compelling proposal for a ballot re-design.
Tags: democracy voting
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16 Nov, 2007
Google Code Blog: Introducing AxsJAX — Access-Enabling AJAX
Posted by: linoleumjet In: accessibility
I’ve been waiting for this!
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I'm Juliette Melton, a San Francisco resident, user experience researcher, and infrequent blogger. This is where I share interesting examples of user experiences that I come across and where I post updates on my various projects. See linoleumjet.com for my more photo-related postings.