Kids are more than capable of using a touch screen or holding a device in their hands. However, they may struggle to do both at the same time. Holding a device steady, pressing a button, and concentrating on an answer may be too big of an ask for them. Reading…

Voice technology offers education publishers and toy and game developers new avenues and approaches to creating immersive learning and play experiences for kids. From working closely with our clients, I, along with Senior Software Engineer Ronan Tumelty, see these voice-driven experiences come to life on a first-hand basis. In this…

Best practices in voice UX are emerging as the voice technology industry grows and voice use cases expand. As we design voice experiences for kids, we must account for their unique needs and behaviors. Here are six areas to consider when designing voice-first experiences for kids. 1. Be specific In voice experiences with…