Introduction to the new Android UX So the new Android UX is up. In the last post about Android rebranding, we already mentioned that both Android UI and the overall user experience will undergo some major changes. And here we are: Google has released Android 14, which improves UX...
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today approved Leqembi (lecanemab-irmb) under the accelerated approval process for the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease. This new scientific advance in teh fight against...
Assistive technologies and accessible interfaces are two of the most important areas in user experience design, especially when considering Universal Design and Accessibility. People with Parkinson Disease (or PD, as it is also called) need special consideration, as you may imagine. Keep in mind, however, that most of these...
Sensory UX (aka Sensorial UX) is a new branch between the many UX disciplines. One particularity of Sensory UX is that it always existed, even in ancient times. And there were many experiments and inventions that used that paradigm. However, as a clear and more regulated UX field, it...
Being as we are evangelists of accessibility and inclusion, it was about time we had an article on inclusive UX design, also known as Universal UX. Here at Dorve UX we believe in total inclusion, regardless of race, creed, age or gender. In the field of User Experience, it...
You know we’re accessibility nerds. We create accessible stuff and design inclusive experiences. However, today we’ll talk about designers with vision impairments who create their own experiences. And they’re quite good at doing it! Zamarian Griffin is a young student from George Washington High School who suffers from vision...
For a while we wanted to do an article about UX and visual accessibility. For those of us who develop our tasks in the world of user experience (UX),...
If you are aware of the news, you will know that Google announced that UX will be a fundamental part of the website positioning algorithm for its search engine....
