There is one thing you’re sure to learn when you conduct a survey: just how many things you did wrong. My first attempt at conducting a survey of women web designers, made clear (sometimes embarrassingly so), just how many things I hadn’t thought through very well. It’s been a learning experience.
Back in late April of [...]
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Women Who Design the Web Survey: 2007 Results – Part I
reeling it in
So how does one make time for everything one needs to do? Seriously, the past 2 weeks have put me in a spin. Am I still alive?
That muck aside, I’ve got some exciting news I wanted to share, even at the expense of my right hand. For those of you following the development of Sidereel, [...]
Women Who Design the Web
Survey is Now Closed. The survey was conducted from May 4, 2007 to October 22, 2007.
In February 2007, Jason Kottke published information showing the low percentage of female speakers at conferences about design, technology, and the web. Among the conferences under fire was An Event Apart. Jeffrey Zeldman, who founded the conference along with Eric [...]
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