Alex HaagaardThe Systems Thinking of Patient WorkI spent yesterday afternoon and evening in urgent care because I’d been dealing with intractable craniofacial pain that had gotten so bad…Feb 1, 2023Feb 1, 2023
Alex HaagaardMaking Your Surveys More ReadableThis is the third part of a series on cognitively accessible survey design.Feb 1, 2023Feb 1, 2023
Alex Haagaard9 Tips to Help Survey Respondents Understand What You’re Asking (and Feel Understood by You)This is part two of a series on cognitively accessible survey design.Jan 23, 2023Jan 23, 2023
Alex Haagaard5 Ways to Ensure Optimized Survey ResponsesThis is part one of a series on cognitively accessible survey design.Jan 18, 20231Jan 18, 20231
Alex HaagaardDisability-Engaged Research: Capturing Invisibilized Access NeedsHow do we measure disability?Jan 11, 2023Jan 11, 2023
Alex Haagaard10 Ways Designers and Researchers Can Meaningfully Engage With Disabled People in 2023It’s often a lot easier to explain what not to do when it comes to disability engagement in research and design, than to tell people what…Dec 28, 20221Dec 28, 20221
Alex HaagaardinThe Disabled ListThe Against ListA little over three years ago, we published The With List, a self-reflection exercise for designers beginning to engage with disability.Feb 28, 20222Feb 28, 20222
Alex HaagaardSelf(ie) IsolationI have so many goddamn pieces of almost-published writing gathering digital dust in my Google Drive because I had a flare during the…Feb 16, 2022Feb 16, 2022
Alex HaagaardNotes on Temporal InaccessibilityWhen we think about accessibility, we tend to do so in terms of spaces. The first, and sometimes the only, question we ask is: can people…Mar 12, 20212Mar 12, 20212
Alex Haagaard2 years of biohackingCW: weight loss mention, weight number, exercise, medical neglectMay 5, 2020May 5, 2020