Design, Digested 39 – UX of banking, state of web accessibility, microaggressions
On this issue: the UX of banking, the state of web accessibility, the encyclopedia of microaggressions and more.
900 days of progress – UX of banking
More than 900 days ago, Peter Ramsay published a series of case studies called the UX of Banking that benchmarked and compared the user experience of 12 banks in the UK. What does a little over two years of product development look like?
🔗 Read the case study 900 days of progress on Built for Mars
The SEER framework
A very useful framework for user-informed product development created by Sprig and Learners.
🔗 Discover The SEER Framework on Sprig’s website
Visual design rules you can safely follow every time
You do not have to follow these rules every time. If you have a good reason to break any of them, do. But they are safe to follow every time. Anthony Hobday
🔗 Read the article Visual design rules you can safely follow every time on Anthony Hobdays’s website
The state of web accessibility in 2022
Explore the HTTP Archive’s annual state of the web report. In particular, Chapter 11 is about accessibility.
🔗 Read the report on HTTP Archive
The Micropedia
[def.] Microaggressions are everyday snubs and insults that marginalized groups face. They’re often very subtle comments or actions that come from implicit bias and/or stereotypes. They might seem like a compliment (“You’re beautiful for a transgender girl”), a harmless comment (“Where are you really from?”), or a subconscious action (crossing the street to avoid a racialized person).
A great resource to start recognising microaggression and understand their impact on people.
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