The document discusses the EZPZ Browser project which aims to simplify web browsing for users who find the internet intimidating and complex. The browser cuts back interface elements to the minimum needed, replaces jargon with clear signposting, and uses friendly visuals and large obvious buttons. It also includes a clear help function and draws on existing conventions where appropriate. The project plans to conduct large-scale user testing and explore custom search results and adaptations for different devices and impairments.

1. EZPZ browser #Interactivism #EZPZ Interactivism hackday 2011

2. The problem The internet can be intimidating and complex for many people Browsers currently make this worse Instead, they could make it better EZPZ Browser Interactivism 2011

4. Replace jargon with clear signposting

5. Friendly clear copy and visuals

6. Large obvious buttons, clickable things that feel clickable

7. Clear (but not overwhelming) help function

9. Start screen (advanced user) EZPZ Browser Interactivism 2011

10. Browser window EZPZ Browser Interactivism 2011

11. Contextual help toggle EZPZ Browser Interactivism 2011

12. Tech demo(hopefully) EZPZ Browser Interactivism 2011

13. What next? EZPZ Browser Interactivism 2011 Large-scale user testing with 27,000 RSA fellows Custom search results Easy to adapt for Mobile, tablet & IPTV Scaling up the interface for advanced users Configuration options for motor, visual, hearing and motor impairments Support for assistive tech – alternative input devices, screenreaders, speech input etc.