Tag Archives: Margaret Hagan

Is ‘User-Centred Legal Design’ a ‘game changer’ for access to justice? 

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The concept of ‘legal design’ is one of the most exciting products of the current period of technological innovation. It merits really serious examination because it seeks to put the user at the centre of any reform.  Legal design has been a force for about a decade.  Stanford University’s D. School and Legal Design Lab … Continue reading Is ‘User-Centred Legal Design’ a ‘game changer’ for access to justice?  →

Design Principles: name the ways

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A UK not for profit, the Centre for Acceleration of Social Technology (CAST), has come up with a set of ten design principles for charities building digital services.  This is s pretty crowded field and there are a bewildering list of examples or principles for various specific variations of design. CAST decided that charities needed … Continue reading Design Principles: name the ways →