Design Guides & Research
Deep dive into scientific communication principles, empirical UX studies, and step-by-step tutorials.
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Three years of survey data from a physical therapy conference: 147 posters, 469 responses, more engagement for the billboard format, and no drop in perceived rigor.
Practical guidelines for inclusive font sizes, high-contrast palettes, audio descriptions, and tactile diagrams at academic conferences.
The format applied outside the conference hall, with a team whose research has to reach people fast.
Eye-tracking results showing where attention actually goes at a poster session — and how little of it reaches dense body text.
The follow-up. What changed after the first design met real conference halls, and how the presenter and hero-figure layouts came out of it.
Mike Morrison's talk introducing the format — why a poster should lead with one plain-language finding instead of a wall of text.