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Listening can be so much more engaging than reading…sometimes. Let’s hope this is one of them. Audio from a remote talk in Dijon France.

W3C, the World Wide Web consortium, created in 1999 the first version of WCAG [w’kæg], the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, in order to make online content accessible to all (i.e including people with disabilities). W3C defines disability as follows: “Blindness and low vision, deafness and hearing loss, learning disabilities, cognitive limitations, limited movement, speech disabilities,…

We’ve enjoyed a very positive and growing relationship with the University of Bourgogne, France. In 2016 we began to work with a Masters course intern in their Multimedia Translation course who made exceptional progress and did an outstanding job, really enjoyed her introduction to UX and continued to work with Visionär on a project for Capita Travel.…

As user experience is key for Visionär, we have decided to take a step forward in making our services and designs accessible to all. The current Visionär website was created a few years ago to echo our values and share our care for clients. That said, it needed to be updated to be available to…

With DHIS2 (District Health Information System v2) originating in Oslo, Norway, and shaped by users of the software from around the world, a traditional approach of Norwegian design processes is that they are participatory. Participatory Design, or Co-creation as it’s often called, requires actively including all the actors in the design process in some manner…

Every project is a learning opportunity – not only from the process of coming to a solution but also from the team. And, as energising as commercial projects can be it is enthusing working with a focus squarely aimed at benefitting populations. District Health Information System (DHIS) now in its second version, a Public Health…