Worth-mentioning: http://www.radiohead.com/rh0001.html

Exactly!

Season 3 isn’t even out yet…

this one is nice as well http://beta.wind-and-words.com

Nice landing page, except it is directed only to men. Which, you know…

I recently did a app for Parkinson’s patients (mostly senior users) as well. I agree with Tristam — read a lot and pay attention to W3/WACG guidelines and the NNgroup. Also, I used as reference the accessibility posters the people from gov.uk made a while ago. It was super helpful.

In summary:

• Typography. Make sure your type size is big enough and the weight is heavy enough for specific usage — avoid using weights lighter than regular;
• Colour. Pay close attention to the use of colour, more importantly the contrast between text and background — I recommend using the Stark Sketch plugin or Color Safe for making sure your contrast is great;
• Buttons. Clickable must be big enough;

Even though it appears that you’re going to design a web app, I’ll link some of my screens just in case. It’s in portuguese, but you’ll get it. Link

Hope it helps.

There. I changed my sentence for you, professor.

I know. I’m talking about the app. Even though this post doesn’t.

Google’s UX is so weak, considering the size of the company. When I tried the iOS app, I deleted the app after 1 minute of usage. The hamburger menu for everything and IA is awful, really.

Do you know what’s worse? Designers, I mean, “product designers” — which they forget that they are digital product designers — are using the following buzzword: complexion reduction.