Accessible UX is good UX. Solving accessibility design problems ultimately generates the best products and experiences for everyone. Join us for an interactive workshop where we will discuss how you can start (or continue) to integrate accessibility into your research and design lifecycle, and ultimately, grow your market by serving all users, regardless of ability.
In this 2-hour workshop hosted at our Experience Lab, you will collaborate with colleagues from across industries to learn more about how to create inclusive products that meet the needs of diverse users. In the second half of our time together, you will reflect on your own team’s current ways of working, research practices, and design processes to identify ways—big and small—that you might be able to better integrate accessible UX into your workstreams.
We’ll cover some of the basics, including:
- The rising importance of accessibility
- Defining accessible UX and its benefits
- Exploring different user groups and the assistive technology they use
- Lessons learned and best practices for conducting research with this community
From there, you’ll be ready to apply principles of accessible UX:
- Identifying potential barriers to integrating accessibility into your design process
- Exploring what other businesses or industries are doing and look at your internal progress on accessibility
- Planning next steps for you, your team, and your organization
We hope you walk away from this event with clear and exciting opportunities to increase the role of accessibility and inclusivity in your design process, and get to know fellow passionate professionals who aim to do the same.
Event Details
Date: October 18 or 19, 2023
Time: Workshop 3pm – 5pm, followed by a happy hour on-site
Place: Ipsos Experience Lab – 227 Monroe St., Suite 1100, Chicago, IL 60606
We expect these events to reach capacity quickly. RSVP now to reserve your spot. Registering will also ensure you receive notification of future events or Ipsos thought leadership on this topic.
Can’t join us? Reach out to [email protected] to schedule a private workshop for your team.
Accessible UX is good UX. Solving accessibility design problems ultimately generates the best products and experiences for everyone. Join us for an interactive workshop where we will discuss how you can start (or continue) to integrate accessibility into your research and design lifecycle, and ultimately, grow your market by serving all users, regardless of ability.
In this 2-hour workshop hosted at our Experience Lab, you will collaborate with colleagues from across industries to learn more about how to create inclusive products that meet the needs of diverse users. In the second half of our time together, you will reflect on your own team’s current ways of working, research practices, and design processes to identify ways—big and small—that you might be able to better integrate accessible UX into your workstreams.
We’ll cover some of the basics, including:
- The rising importance of accessibility
- Defining accessible UX and its benefits
- Exploring different user groups and the assistive technology they use
- Lessons learned and best practices for conducting research with this community
From there, you’ll be ready to apply principles of accessible UX:
- Identifying potential barriers to integrating accessibility into your design process
- Exploring what other businesses or industries are doing and look at your internal progress on accessibility
- Planning next steps for you, your team, and your organization
We hope you walk away from this event with clear and exciting opportunities to increase the role of accessibility and inclusivity in your design process, and get to know fellow passionate professionals who aim to do the same.
Event Details
Date: October 18 or 19, 2023
Time: Workshop 3pm – 5pm, followed by a happy hour on-site
Place: Ipsos Experience Lab – 227 Monroe St., Suite 1100, Chicago, IL 60606
We expect these events to reach capacity quickly. RSVP now to reserve your spot. Registering will also ensure you receive notification of future events or Ipsos thought leadership on this topic.
Can’t join us? Reach out to [email protected] to schedule a private workshop for your team.
