Should We Push Granny into the Apps?
summary
Arthur Retrou, UX designer, examines designing mobile and web interfaces for older adults facing difficulty using apps (examples include helping elders start Skype). He presents practical design advice and simple, applicable UX techniques for the “silver economy” to create ergonomic, age-appropriate prototypes and interfaces.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:27Seniors' tech frustrations
- 3:31Jacky and Michel's cases
- 5:59Designing for seniors
- 7:23UX principles
- 14:03Accessibility and visuals
- 21:18From confusion to learning
- 22:43Conclusion and call to action
- 23:33Q&A
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