Centring Multilingual Users: Thinking through UX Personas in the DH Community
Alíz Horváth,
Cornelis van Lit,
Cosima Wagner
et al.
Abstract:Multilingual expression is not exclusive to scholars in the (digital) humanities, but it is a lived reality of a great number of people around the world. The authors of this article argue that there is a specific role to be played by the digital humanist in describing and modelling the design of workflows that assume multilinguality (and multiscriptual and multidirectional practices). This work cannot be left only to the tech industry and commercial interests. On the other hand, the larger community of digital… Show more
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