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Mobile apps · 9 miniPhone Duo: what to change in your app, and in what orderApple's first foldable is on sale, and apps built with older SDKs don't fill its inner display. This note covers how people will use iPhone Duo, what product, design, research, marketing and engineering teams should check, and the order we'd work in.Read →
Accessibility · 6 minIs your hotel site EAA-ready? A checklist for the booking pathWhat a hotel team should check, in the order a guest meets the pages: the date picker, room pages, the booking step, the booking engine, phones and the accessibility statement. With a test you can run in an afternoon.Read →
Kiosk & HMI · 6 minKiosk and HMI design: a checklist for screens in the fieldA kiosk is software with a body: a card reader, glare on the glass, a queue behind the user. Ten checks we use on every kiosk and HMI, from the place and the hardware to bad connections, accessibility, lock-down and field testing.Read →What we're finding out.
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