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Simple at the front, Smart at the back: design for access to justice innovation

A colleague working on improving the legal system in New Zealand from a user-centered design perspective mentioned this phrase to me in a recent email: Simple at the Front, Smart … Read More

MargaretSimple at the front, Smart at the back: design for access to justice innovation11.03.2015