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The Web Experience in the Autistic Spectrum

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Explore a conference talk that delves into designing web experiences for users on the autism spectrum, particularly those with Asperger syndrome and high-functioning autism. Learn how considering the needs of cognitively-impaired users can lead to a deeper understanding of UX/UI design principles. Discover current web trends that align with the perceptual requirements of these users, and how their web experience can serve as a sensitive test for good design. Gain insights on providing clear navigation, using direct language, implementing lists and indices, and offering control over presentation. Understand the importance of visible context, avoiding pattern breaks, and balancing branding with metaphors. Examine the benefits of online chat for social interaction and the potential challenges with forms and imperatives.

Syllabus

Intro
Autism spectrum
Asperger Syndrome
Social skills
Learning
Perception
Provide ways to bypass the structure
Visible context is essential
Do not break up
Group all navigation in one place
Use language that's direct and literal
Use clear
Lists & indices are made of win
Careful with imperatives
Websites
No patterns
Branding vs. metaphors
Rivers of white
Online chat is social win
Forms vs. misinterpretation
Control over presentation

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