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Back in 2011, I participated in a training session on Creativity, Innovation, and Neuroscience. At the time, it felt forward-thinking. Looking back now, it feels almost prophetic. The core message was simple but powerful: creativity, innovation, and the brain are inseparable. Creativity is more than a spark of genius, it’s a cognitive state shaped by emotion, context, and neurological conditions. Fourteen years later, in the age of AI, that insight feels more relevant than ever. Mood, Cognitive State, and Creative Quality One exercise from that 2011 training stuck with me. Participants were asked to complete a task that was only…
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Designing inclusive experiences is a team sport. Inclusion and accessibility goes beyond one role. It requires more than checklists. And it surpasses one phase of the product lifecycle. To facilitate designers work to create accessible experiences it is important to turn intention into actionable decisions. The action is the design annotation. Although, to conform with over 50 accessibility standards – to mention only WCAG – designers need guidance. 💡 Where to start? Start trying to replicate successfully proved design processes and prepare the experience to go beyond compliance. The SAP Accessibility Design Tools Second Edition focus on five key personas…
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Accessibility in UX research is often discussed in theory, but practical guidance for researchers can be harder to find. A recent article by Aries Chu, a Design Researcher at SAP, fills this gap by translating two established methods, heuristic evaluation and cognitive walkthrough, into actionable tips for creating more inclusive experiences. These insights not only make accessibility research more approachable but also offer concrete strategies that researchers can apply in their day-to-day work. This article makes accessibility research feel actionable, translating how known evaluation methods like heuristic and cognitive walkthrough, can be adapted to research inclusive experiences. It’s rewarding to…
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What to know about Inclusive Experiences?Inclusive Experiences is dedicated to making digital products more accessible, user-friendly, and inclusive for everyone. Through research, design, and practical insights, we bridge the gap between innovation and accessibility to create experiences that work for all. Trending Numbers:🔹 120% increase in accessibility and design publications over the last five years.🔹 65% growth in demand for accessibility audit services as companies prioritize compliance.🔹 1 in 4 people worldwide experience some form of disability, highlighting the need for inclusive digital experiences.🔹 $13 trillion market opportunity—businesses embracing accessibility can reach a larger, more loyal customer base. Inclusive design…
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Sharing Resources for Designers Interested in Accessibility and Inclusive Design Over the years, my work has been deeply rooted in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and accessibility. Today, I’m excited to share the Accessibility Design Toolkit, which I co-authored. Accessibility plays a crucial role in creating equitable digital experiences. The Accessibility Design Toolkit is a resource designed to help teams integrate accessibility considerations into their design and development processes. This toolkit provides: Why This Resource Matter The Accessibility Design Toolkit aim to bridge the gap between usability and accessibility, helping teams create products that are both intuitive and inclusive. Whether you’re a…
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Over the past four years, I’ve undergone a profound transformation in my career as a User Experience (UX) designer. What began as an assignment evolved into a passionate commitment to inclusive design, fundamentally altering my professional perspective and deepening my understanding of design’s potential to impact people’s lives. I’ve embarked on a journey to bridge the gap between the World Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and corporate requirements, with the goal of making accessibility comprehensible to designers. This journey has transformed not only my own understanding but also the way I communicate accessibility standards to my fellow designers, emphasizing their importance…
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After a long pause, I’m excited to revive this space with a fresh perspective. What started as HCI—a site focused on Human-Computer Interaction—has now evolved into Inclusive Experiences. This new direction reflects my ongoing work in accessibility, UX design, and inclusive digital experiences. What’s changing? I hope this space becomes a useful resource for designers, developers, and product teams looking to build more inclusive digital experiences. If you’ve been here before—welcome back! If you’re new—happy to have you here! Let’s create inclusive experiences together. 📩 Let’s connect!
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Filtrei UX no Pinterest e achei este interessante UX spectrum. Gostei e compartilho. Achei muito interessante a abordagem de como as camadas se relacionam e mostram relações de tarefas e responsabilidades. Infográficosrelacionados: http://www.informationarchitects.jp/en/the-spectrum-of-user-experience-1/. Mais infográficos : http://zubeta.com/infographics.html)
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Com o nome de “Guia de Carreiras em UX” (UX careers guide) criado por “Onward Search” você vai entender os títulos (ou posições) associadas à área de UX, os salários, os requisitos e responsabilidades. A Onward Search, empresa que faz oferta de mepregos na área, diz que houve um aumento de 171% na oferta de vagas de UX nos últimos 12 meses. Gostei muito do infográfico! Saiba mais em: http://www.onwardsearch.com/UX-Career-Guide/
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Mais uma forma de divulgação. Esta permite capturar dados de algumas redes sociais como blogger, Facebook, Flicker et Behance. Seria muito bom se tivesse, também, associação com o WordPress e LinkedIn. Veja a página gerada no Flavors.me Irla Rebelo.
