A UX Toolbox for Usability, Accessibility, and Security
summary
An open UX Toolbox for Risk Mitigation and Accessibility assembles modular resources: a positionality worksheet and ability prompt cards to map bias and exclusion, a user-research section plus Personas n Grada (10 malicious actors) for threat-informed design, and an anxiety games workshop to surface realistic threat scenarios (used to prioritize device‑seizure mitigations in a South American mapping project). It combines Nielsen‑Norman heuristics, WCAG links, Web Foundation and Tech Policy Design Lab guidance, and an Accessibility Lab–adapted self‑audit; it’s usable but still seeking wider field testing and feedback.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to UX toolbox
- 1:07Super Bloom and project goals
- 3:57Toolbox structure and limitations
- 7:29Intersection of UX with security and accessibility
- 11:22Knowing users and positionality
- 13:33Identifying and understanding users
- 15:23Assessing threats and risks
- 17:57Usability and accessibility heuristics
- 20:27Conclusion and future work
- 21:55Q&A on toolkit usability
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