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Remodeling Four Kitchens: A look inside our new brand

With the additions of Advomatic and Manatí, we’ve had an exciting few years at Four Kitchens. While we’ve remained fundamentally the same organization, we’ve also been evolving into something new. It’s time for our brand to catch up.

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Campaign websites and accessibility

Miami Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired, an accessibility advocacy organization, analyzed all the 2020 presidential candidates’ websites, and found that NONE of them were fully accessible.

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Automated accessibility testing in Emulsify

At Four Kitchens, we take accessibility very seriously. It is why we choose tools like Drupal that take it seriously as well. We are always looking for ways to improve our efforts on this front, which is why on a recent project for SDSU Extension, we implemented automated testing in our prototyping tool and Drupal 8 theme, Emulsify.

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WebVR grid overlaid over a 360 degree image.

UX tips for creating WebVR experiences

In Fall 2017, Four Kitchens conducted a usability study on two WebVR prototypes. Our objective was to start to document and understand web-based VR experiences and how to best design for WebVR. Here are some key tips and takeaways from that study.

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Design thinking benefits your bottom line and reduces risk

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UX of Disney, part 3: Post-arrival and magic recognized

A week or so after we returned home, Walt Disney World sent a wonderful letter in the mail. In recent memory, I cannot think of a similar level of customer experience. Other hotels, resorts, theme parks, brands may send follow up emails and maybe in limited instances some type of physical “thank you” note. None do it like Disney.

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UX of Disney, part 2: The parks

Theming is something Disney excels at like no other. Every park and themed area is meticulously thought through and planned at an impossibly high degree. I mean, they aren’t perfect but maybe as close to perfection as possible.

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