User Experience (UX) SIG
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The Cornell User Experience (UX) SIG provides a forum for developers, designers, or anyone interested in the development or redesign of an application or website to discuss utilizing human-centered design methodology.
Topics discussed include:
- User experience research
- Development of informational architecture
- Tools that we use
- Design and UX problems that we encounter
- Conferences we have attended
- Projects that we are working on
The UX SIG also talks about quality assurance and web accessibility.
Web accessibility topics include:
- Accessibility testing tools
- How to use Siteimprove
- WebAIM resources
Recent Topics: UX overview of the Mann Library redesign, UX and web accessibility and inclusive design
Meets: Approximately once per quarter in 102 Mann Library and via Zoom. Meetings are announced via Yammer, ux-sig-l@cornell.edu, and IT News.
E-list: To receive UX SIG meeting announcements, join the e-list by sending an email to ux-sig-l-request@cornell.edu with the single word "join" (no quotes) in the subject line (leave email body blank).
Contact: Jessica Doolittle jrs43@cornell.edu, Karen Spreng ks823@cornell.edu, Adam L. Chandler alc28@cornell.edu, Thomas Cyril Deneuville tcd55@cornell.edu, or Ellen Hartman eh79@cornell.edu if you have questions.
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