Bianca Aguilar
@biancamikaila
designer, educator, writer, learner
bianca.digitalBianca Aguilar
According to Britannica, language patterns in Southeast Asia are highly complex and are rooted in four major language families: Sino-Tibetan, Tai, Austro-Asiatic, and Austronesian (Malayo-Polynesian). Also it must be noted that there are countless languages as well as dialects are used in the region.
Project Lima • Inclusive design in Southeast Asia
“Digital universalism ” is the pervasive but mistaken framework shaping global imaginaries around the digital that presumes that a single, universal narrative propelled by “centres” of innovation can accurately represent the forms of digital development unde
rway across the globe today.
Anita Say Chan • Networking Peripheries: Technological Futures and the Myth of Digital Universalism
Local Explanations for Deep Learning Models
utah-explainability.github.ioNotes From Behind the Firewall: The State of Web Design in China
Kendra Schaeferwebdesign.tutsplus.com
It is important to consider the reliability of our digital products due to the majority of people who still only have limited internet connection and low-end smartphones.
Project Lima • Inclusive design in Southeast Asia
We should be chefs when it comes to career-path-carving (a.k.a. reason from first principles). This is because of the following: (1) it takes up a significant chunk of our lives, (2) it plays a big role in determining the quality of our lives, (3) it serves as our primary mode of impact-making, and (4) it also serves as our primary identity.
A chef... See more
A chef... See more
Tim Urban • How to Pick a Career
Communication
The culture of a country sews threads throughout everything its members see and say. Here, details are a welcome aspect of communication and therefore web design too, as a website conveys information and sells the company and its products in place of a live salesperson. Details are needed because risk is absolutely not tolerated. More
... See moreRich Mirocco • Big in Japan: Web Design in the Land of the Rising Sun
Chinese Are Not Yet Used to Wide, Breezy Grids
In terms of real UX preference differences, I can say that the Bootstrap-3 big-grid-spacing revolution has not hit here yet, and many Chinese feel like a 30 px margin is too loose, that it leaves the webpage feeling too disconnected. The local eye seems a little more tuned into smaller grid spacing
... See moreKendra Schaefer • Notes From Behind the Firewall: The State of Web Design in China
Networking Peripheries: Technological Futures and the Myth of Digital Universalism
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