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Usability and the art of gentle persuasion at Justice

Usability and the art of gentle persuasion at Justice

By John Murphy & Gavin Hince, from UX Australia 2013

How does a major government department with over 60 completely different sites trying to be ‘all things to all people’ transform its web presence into a something coherent and usable? This project was a case of real life being messy and User Experience imitating life! Come along and get the inside track on how we got over our first reaction of throwing our hands up in horror, and after various false starts and mistakes, developed an approach that has valuable lessons for any large-scale web project.

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August 29, 2013
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