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Designing for your least able user

Michael Smethurst Michael Smethurst | 11:36 UK time, Wednesday, 18 March 2009

To use a tortuous analogy a well designed website should be like a cubist painting: the spaces between things are as important as the things themselves - where things in this case means pages and spaces means links. Sorry!...

Designing For Your Least Able User

Michael Smethurst is Information Architect, Audio & Music Interactive, BBC FM&T.

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