User Experience newsletter — June 2020No, I don't have coronavirus. I spent lockdown jetwashing the patio. In my younger days, I used to write a diary entry every day. I stopped when I was about 17 and that's one of my life's regrets as I still find it interesting to look back at what I was thinking and feeling at the time. The closest I get to it these days is with this newsletter: it's interesting to look back at the editorials over the years and see what I was noodling with. Last June, it was speech recognition. In June 2018, it was about answering questions. A year before that, psychology factoids. They are like message in a bottle arriving from a different country. That said, I don't think I would have ever predicted that in June 2020, I would be mentioning emerging from lockdown after a global pandemic. I hope you and your family are keeping safe. Here are some articles that I think are worth your attention:
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