This article is written in commemoration of the World Interaction Design Day 2023: Ethics, Equity, +Responsibility. The role of today’s designer goes far beyond simply creating beautiful interfaces and experiences. You can no longer design without considering the consequences of how what you’re creating impacts individuals, society and the world. …

Now more than ever, more people are shopping online. And why shouldn’t we? It’s available 24/7, you can easily compare prices and often get better deals, and you can have virtually everything delivered to your door-step. The problem is: it might not be such a walk in the park for…

The centuries-old fear of machines taking over

If you’re testing your products with people without disabilities, why shouldn’t you test them with someone who’s blind, deaf or dyslexic? They have an equal right to check the products on your website, add the ones they want to the cart and pay what they purchase, without needing the help…

Accessibility improves the usability for everyone We live in a world where more and more products and services are available online or through digital tools. We shop online, fill out tax returns, make payments at ATM terminals, among many other things. But what about someone who’s blind or has low vision? Or someone with a physical…

When 252.000 new websites are created every day and there are seven million apps available across iOS and Android platforms is pretty clear that we’re living in a digitalisation era that shows no signs of slowing down. As new technologies arise and evolve businesses need to understand how they can…

Last December 3 we celebrated the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. …

You may be wondering - If I already have an in-house UX team, why would I need to hire an external UX consultancy? Well, one is not exclusive of the other. …

When a decimal point of a glucose meter is not noticeable enough, people with insulin-dependent diabetes might misread their glucose levels and end up getting the wrong insulin dose. To prevent alarm fatigue, doctors often choose to turn audible alarms down or off of monitoring devices, relying on the visual…