First author
Tara Abrahams
User researcher writing the connective tissue between social science and product practice.
About
About this handbook
An open-access handbook for criminologists curious about UXR, and for UXR practitioners curious about criminology.
Authors
Second author
Scott Jacques
Professor of criminology and criminal justice at Georgia State University; founder of CrimRxiv.
Why this exists
Criminologists already know how to study people; UXR teams already know how to ship. The handbook is the connective tissue — a plain-language, citation-rich bridge between the two crafts, with a bibliography of what's been studied and a list of what hasn't.
How to contribute
Pull requests welcome at github.com/crimux/handbook. Issues are the easiest way to propose a new open problem or a bibliography entry.