Columns
In our columns we share insights, thoughts and reflections from everyday life and things we encounter in our projects and assignments. We reflect on trends and phenomena in society related to accessibility, inclusion and human abilities. Or anything else we find exciting, interesting or annoying.
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Dyslexia, fonts and finding out what works
I’ve inherited my dad’s dyslexia.
Category: By Malin Hammarberg
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Read aloud text also needs to be clear
Complex text remains complex even when it is read aloud. Plain language is just as necessary for the ear as it is for the eye.
Category: By Sara Kjellstrand
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Lost in translation: decoding yet another ticket machine
I love travelling. And public transport is part of getting to know a new city. I don’t have scientific evidence, but my feeling is that it is becoming increasingly challenging to understand and handle ticket machines – and many other self-service terminals. That’s not how it is supposed to be, is it?
Category: By Susanna Laurin
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The worst is …
A dear friend of mine has a saying that comes from experience bringing up a long row of children and grandchildren. It works just as fine with me, with the added bonus of making me smile. When I am really upset, he listens to my complaints and then says, “What is the worst part?”
Category: By Susanna Laurin
The worst is …