Team: Reyna Yang, Anita Liao, Christine Dacruz According to the American Community Survey (ACS), the number of people in the United States with disabilities in 2024 is estimated to be 44 million. With such a large portion of the population experiencing disabilities in their life, Target, being one of the biggest general merchandise retailers in […]
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Otter.ai provides real-time transcription and AI meeting note-taking services that help many working professionals and students get the most out of their virtual/live meetings without having to worry about note completion and accuracy. Though it was not originally developed for the disability community, it has gained great recognition from people with disabilities, specifically those who
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Canvas is a popular platform when it comes to students and teachers. It enables users to post/submit assignments, participate in discussions, view course grades and materials, etc. This article will critique the Canvas website using Don Norman’s design and usability principles mentioned in his book: The Design of Everyday Things. 1. Dashboard’s list view doesn’t
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