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POUR: Designing for Accessibility with Operable in Mind

Perficient

“POUR” has become mainstream lingo for the four main principles (Perceivable, Operable, Understand, and Robust) of web accessibility. These four essential guidelines created by the W3C organization are the “how-to” guide for digital teams of strategists, designers, developers, SEO and content specialists to create accessible experiences.

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The Beauty of Simplicity: The Key to Accessible Web Design

Perficient

Whether it be a product, graphic, interaction, or even user experience and user interface (UX/UI), we see designs with too much visual information or functionality, leaving users distracted, confused, or even frustrated. What Does “Simple” Really Mean? While these P.O.U.R.

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Transforming Financial Institutions With Agile

Perficient

Agility not only offers institutions a path toward expedited change but a way to simplify complex operations. Preferred technologies (UI/UX technologies, backend technologies like Java,Net, ETL Informatica, etc.) What is Agile? for the backend and front end will be identified based on the Roadmap.

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Top 5 Customer Development Posts of 2022: Digital Banking and Pricing Opti

FICO

Digital Banking: Humanizing the Customer Experience Darryl Knopp outlined the importance of delivering a banking experience that connects with the customer. When we look at customer experience, many of the leaders are startups and digital banks who rely making this a differentiator as part of their business model.

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We analyzed 7 of the fastest-growing personal finance apps of all time to figure out the secrets to their success — here’s what we learned

CB Insights

In each instance, we tore apart the UX and UI of each tool, looked at their growth and revenue numbers, pored through interviews with founders and early employees, researched their public reception, talked to employees, and did our own math. And it would be a constant challenge to keep them from hurting the customer experience.

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