Design and UX

Data Visualization Techniques for Clarity Clear data visuals help people see the story quickly. Good charts guide the eye, remove distractions, and let data speak for itself. Start with your message and design around it. Choosing the Right Chart Bar charts for comparing categories side by side. Line charts to show a trend over time. Scatter plots to explore a relationship between two variables. Avoid complex pie charts when many slices obscure size and proportion. If you compare multiple groups, try a grouped bar chart or a dot plot for precision. ...

Accessibility and Inclusion in Technology Products Accessibility and inclusion are not afterthoughts. They are building blocks of technology that work for more people, in more contexts, with less friction. Accessibility means products function for people with disabilities, but inclusion means design decisions address diverse needs, languages, and cultures. When teams plan for accessibility from the start, they create experiences that are easier to use for everyone. That clarity lowers support costs, broadens the audience, and protects the product from last‑minute changes. In short, inclusive design often leads to better quality, faster delivery, and a stronger reputation. ...