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Interface

  • Categorization:

    • Our project will be strictly categorized into various sections: historical stories, media reports, interactive maps, about page, more resources, etc. with clear instructions of how to interact and navigate through the entire project. 

  • Accessibility:

    • Our goal, and one of the most significant aims of the digital humanities project, is to provide a more accessible and equally represented safe space of resource collections for people to extract information from. 

    • Therefore, we will follow the suggestions proposed by George H. Williams “Disability, Universal Design, and the Digital Humanities” to construct an “universal design” that provides accessibility to people with disabilities. In this case, we want to achieve this goal of “reciprocal benefits” to people with diverse backgrounds and lives experiences. 

Acknowledgement

We extend our heartfelt thanks to the various individuals and institutions that supported our project:
CORGIS: For providing access to essential datasets and descriptions for visualization and analysis.
University of California, Berkeley Libraries: For providing access to essential resources such as scholar articles that guide our direction in analyzing and researching related events of UFO sightings.
Professor Andressa Macena Maia: For her extraordinary teaching at class, and interesting designs of class activities as well as assignments.
GSIs of Digital Humanities class: Manish Kumar, Manish Kumar, Rebecca Baugh for their patient instructions, invaluable guidance, and thoughtful feedback throughout the project.

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