I have had the unfortunate pleasure of having to rewatch the first forty minutes of The Emoji Movie five times while I was a teacher. While the film didn’t match my personal tastes, I still recall the scene where a teacher speaks about hieroglyphics and how they were an ancient…

I, admittedly, do not make many purchases online. When it comes to clothes, I prefer going in stores because I somehow always manage to buy the wrong size online. The idea of buying groceries online seems bizarre because what if they give me all the bad produce? …

A break down of the who, what, when, where, and why of usability and accessibility in design during a modern day digital world. What? Usability is the “ease of use of an interface, or how easily people can learn and use your product.” …

These were my very words when I was first alerted about MoviePass. $90 for a year of unlimited movies? How could this not be a scam? A ticket at my local AMC came out to be $6.89 if I went first thing in the day. That meant that so long…

“How would you design an ATM for children?” It’s funny how the world works. This was the task given to me by my UX class — the very class I had taken on to move away from my path as a teacher. …

“The customer is always right.” It’s a motto that has been around since the early 1900s. It was a revolutionary notion at the time that changed the way businesses interacted with their customers. Of course these days, this slogan is disputable. A Google search of the phrase will show that…

Penny Juice. I remember it to this day with its atrociously bright colors. When I first showed the website to my web design students, there was a collective sound of repulsion and dramatic screeching. …