Sandrine's career in usability started in the early 1990's while doing her PhD on automatic usability evaluation. Prior to joining UsabilityOne she worked as a business analyst for Deakin University in Geelong, an academic for The University of Melbourne, an Information Architect for a digital agency in London and as a research scientist for the Human-Computer Interaction team at CSIRO in Sydney. She is passionate about Usability Engineering in general with a strong interest in usability evaluation but also embracing modelling techniques, including the ones for user requirement gathering (such as task models or the Business Process Modelling Notation) or participatory design (such as the contextual design models).
Outside work, Sandrine plans to start scuba diving again (after a long break!). So if any of you are looking for a buddy, let her know. She was an instructor while at Uni, and did a lot of dives in Sydney. |
We are pleased to see that more of our clients recognise the importance of accessibility and are keen to improve the accessibility of their website. This is why we have decided to offer new accessibility services, including:
- A one day accessibility training course - where you can learn the basics of accessibility.
- Accessibility workshops - tailored to issues observed on your website.
- Review of functional and design specifications -it allows you to identify the major accessibility issues before the website is coded.
Learn more about our new accessibility services
Read more about accessibility on our blog:
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