By Huatong Sun Inclusive design doesn’t just mean to represent and include different voices. A design process aiming for real inclusivity asks us to look at our users and communicate with them at the same eye level out of our humility, i.e., to empower from within. Being consciously aware...
By Larry Kunz | STC Fellow In the world of computer security, those with access to a program are on the whitelist. Everyone else is blacklisted. How...
Creating an Inclusive Experience for International and Non-Native, English-Speaking Students By Meghalee Das | STC Student Member Higher...
By Viqui Dill | STC Associate Fellow In this issue, we’re talking about Inclusivity. STC is striving to be a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive...
By Shawneda Crout | STC Member The workforce in America has been diverse since the first slave ship landed in Virginia; building equity and...
By Char James-Tanny “Keep out!” “STAY AWAY.” “Do not enter!” When faced with accessibility issues, these are the messages that people with...
Plain Language and Clear Design Improve Usability for All By David Dylan Thomas The following is an excerpt adapted from the book Design for...
By Rozelle Monroe It’s no surprise to learn that emotions drive all facets of human behavior—from the brands we choose to purchase to the...
By RYAN WOLD, KATLYNNE DAVIS, ANN HILL DUIN | STC Member AND LEE-ANN KASTMAN BREUCH | STC Member Each February, leaders from the University of...
By Michael Trice | STC Member One of the overriding concerns for knowledge workers across all fields is the unsteady state of online conversation and...
By Timothy Esposito | STC Fellow One thing I’ve learned in life is that when you develop a good skill set, you learn to apply it to multiple situations...
