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Article — 7 June 2016 — 611 words

The Google accessibility tool that will improve mobile devices for everyone

Accessibility — Digital

Google Voice Access in action

Google wanted to fix mobile interfaces for people with motor impairments. But this new technology will benefit us all.

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Article — 19 May 2016 — 612 words

This is why the future of our digital interactions could be in audio

Digital

Google's virtual assistant

We have an innate desire to pursue mobility. This is why that makes audio interfaces the logical next step in digital design.

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Article — 18 May 2016 — 705 words

Exciting developments in mobile user interfaces

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This edition of the digital design digest highlights some incredible looking technology from Microsoft that could transform mobile interfaces.

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Article — 20 January 2016 — 1,074 words

Why hamburger menus can be good for you as part of a healthy balanced diet

Digital — User experience — Web

'Hamburger menu' in a building in Edinburgh

There is an interesting debate in the design community right now about the hamburger menu. Given two extremes of opinion, the truth lies somewhere in the middle.

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Article — 24 June 2013 — 1,267 words

The power of the web has not yet been unlocked

Technology — User experience — Web

I think about the web all the time. I like to believe that I get it. But I am still surprised by the advances in technology and the promise the future holds.

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Article — 30 May 2013 — 1,322 words

Nexus 10: my first tablet

Technology — Web

Up until now, the tablet revolution has passed me by. But now I have decided to get the Nexus 10. It is a highly impressive piece of kit, but there are frustrations too.

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