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Bike Safety & Perspective in UX

October 22, 2019
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Professionally, I’m in User Experience (UX), but I’m an armchair transportation nerd, too. I love stories about smart cities and safe streets. When I hear an anecdote on transportation that’s broadly a UX problem, I tuck it away for future reference. That happened when I heard a guest briefly mention “Share The Road” signs on NPR’s A1 this summer.

It turns out these signs are a product that feels right from a single perspective, but delivers dangerous results in the wild.

Read my story about this road sign and inclusivity in UX on the UX Collective.

Christiann MacAuley

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I’m Christiann MacAuley

I’m a highly collaborative and fun-loving design innovator with over a decade of experience and a passion for creating positive change. I’m looking for work so please get in touch if you’re interested in working together!

Organizations I’ve worked with include:

Atlantic Council

Arlington County
Brookings Institution

Corcoran College of Art + Design

Cosmopolitan Magazine
CrossFit (Global)

DC9 Nightclub
Endocrine Society
Environmental Working Group
FHI 360
Green America
Harvard Business School
Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
Mobil1 Racing Team

National Science Foundation
Northwell Health
ParsonsTKO
Peterson Institute
Phase2 Technology

Samsung
Social Investment Forum
Stanford University
STAR Systems
Sweetgreen
UCLA
Unison Agency
United Nations Foundation
United Nations OCHA
Voice of America
WomenHeart

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