Cognitive bias is a deformation of our brain that will repeatedly alter our judgment in a given situation. Decision-making will therefore be distorted. We are all affected by these biases on a daily basis. Often easy to detect in others, it is very complicated to perceive them at home.

I find you today for the act 2 of this series of articles on the choice of typographies in accessibility. In Act 1, I mentioned to you that there was no preferred font and therefore presented to you the key elements to check at the time of your … Read the article

Text too small, typography difficult to read, spacing between characters too small (or too large), contrast too low… All these elements are important when it comes to the readability and accessibility of texts. But then which typography to choose among the existing multitude to guarantee a … Read the article

Our brain works in such a way that we process the visual information that we receive in the form of blocks, simplified sets, without immediately perceiving the detail in these sets: ● We see a cabinet and not assembled boards ● We see a forest … Read the article

Cyril has a thousand and one ideas a second! Technophile at heart, this jack-of-all-trades achieves daily goals and always goes further than expected! You can talk to him about everything, curious about what (and those) around him at … Read the article

We tend to equate a good user experience with a smooth user experience. If we talk about friction, it is generally to address irritants or even blockers in the experience that must be identified and eliminated. It is a vision very anchored in the present moment, … Read the article