Centralis Co-Founder Kathi Kaiser will be presenting a talk entitled “When to Ask and When to Shut Up: How to Get Visitor Feedback on Digital Interactives” at the Museum Computer Network 2016 Conference in New Orleans, LA.
Centralis Co-Founder Kathi Kaiser will be presenting a talk entitled “Keep Your Friends Close and Your Enemies Closer: Using Competitors to Do Better UX Research” at this year’s Midwest UX Conference in Louisville, KY.
When we want to look back at the past, we have pictures, newspapers, and accounts to remember. But while we can do all this and more online, we are missing a historical account of the internet itself. Emily Moser compares one of the oldest standing websites with its current-day counterpart, and how design standards have changed over the years.
Error messages can be the angels or the devils on our shoulders: they can catch our mistakes and help us on our merry way, or plunge us deeper into confusion and frustration. Kathi Kaiser describes how an error message that cried wolf put a damper on an otherwise sunny travel experience.
My commute is seven miles round trip across Evanston and back again, and I decided that my subcompact getting 30 mpg wasn’t cutting it anymore. Why not get an electric car and avoid gas altogether? So I bought a Nissan Leaf, and I love it! Of course, I can’t help but analyze the user experience of my new car… and here’s what I’ve noticed:
Even though the range of ~90 miles is likely more than I’ll drive in an average week, I still suffer from range anxiety....
Centralis Co-Founder Kathi Kaiser is set to deliver a dynamic talk entitled “Mobile UX Research: Why, When Where and How” at tomorrow night’s UXPA Chicago Meetup.
Centralis Co-founder Kathi Kaiser teams up with Senior User Experience Specialist Tanya Treptow to present multiple sessions at this year’s Museums & the Web Conference, to be held April 8-11 in Chicago, IL.
Elizabeth Allen will present "Red Herrings: Debunking the Pop Psychology of Color" at ConveyUX in Seattle, WA.
2014 was an exciting year for us here at Centralis! We take a look back at some of our big achievements of the past year.
Learn how to use a simple strategy called redundant coding to create designs that are easy for colorblind users to interpret.