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Content journey mapping, user research with disabled people, designing for people who are deaf, and plain language versus plain English.
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Inevitable acronyms
A guide to Figma, how to name services, accessible visual content, and the effect of AI on accessible communications.
Digital pioneers
Writing for people aged 50+, using braille for accessible information, good form design and a useful readability tool.
Specialised language
Designing for people with autism, using specialised language, not 'owning' the words, and some AI label testing.
Some actual evidence
User stories, content portfolios, words to avoid, navigating AI and a post on trauma-informed content design.
Brand new bookmarks
Redesigned directory of 170+ bookmarks, content for people with limited English, an information architecture case study.
Change is good
The four phases of UX writing, running a tone of voice workshop, writing clear headings, free guides and writing about disability.
Ask good questions
Trauma-informed design, good user research questions, unconscious bias, how to name a service, and content design at Scope.
Say what you mean
Accessible text, actionable language, Monzo's writing principles, a Trello template for planning content and a handy copy and paste tool.
Power and meaning
An inclusive design guide, accessible fonts, measuring content with analytics, better Apple Notes, and the power and meaning of words.