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There is some interesting information in these articles for people developing web outreach programs, particularly to younger audiences.

- Ralph

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125 practitioners share their experience and success stories for improving user experience in Agile projects.

Social Media Natives: Growing Up with Social Networking
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Social media use has altered how Millennials think about friendships and relationships. This impact stands as valuable reminder of the consequences of UX-design decisions.

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