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IIA User Experience Working Group

The Irish Internet Association's User Experience Working Group (UEWG) comprises experts and practitioners from the areas of usability, accessibility and web design. The group runs conferences and other events relating to different aspects of user experience at which CFIT staff regularly present. Mark Magennis of CFIT is a former UEWG chair.

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