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TECHNOLOGY IS NEVER AS NEW AS IT LOOKS.

Computer Picnic is an editorial project by Niki Selken connecting today’s technology stories to overlooked histories in art, media, books, and internet culture.

World Translation Foundation User Tests

May 21, 2014

I was able to test the website with the two target audiences. Here is a small selection of those tests. 

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World Translation Foundation: User Scenario

March 15, 2014

User Background

The primary audience for my project is a tech savvy American man or woman between the ages of 18 and 44  with an interest in Japanese emoji,  art, and language. They are the early adopter sort of person who uses Twitter and Texting quite frequently and enjoys adding content to websites like YouTube, Vine, and Reddit. 

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