Please save the date for our next event! Join our amazing guest speakers Olya Kenney and Virginia Pollock as they discuss Digital Accessibility Program: Strategy, Process, Management, Governance, and Adoption at Scale on June 9th. Sign up here: https://t.co/iEatnDD04a
Learning tonight about how to make data visualization more accesible for those with disabilities! So cool and very awesome to be around so many people passionate about accessibility. @HexagonUX
Happy International Women’s Day! Today is a day to celebrate the achievements, wins, and strides of women everywhere. It is also a day to raise awareness about the challenges women still face today. This year for IWD we want to encourage our community to continue to #BreakTheBias
In our mission to empower UXtraordinary women, we're giving away one scholarship to a deserving woman. 💙 Submissions close at midnight March 10th.
For more details and to apply, head here:
https://t.co/RQmDh0VN4a
#InternationalWomenDay
When you start a new job, you'll often get a list of people to talk to and links to look at. Each time, I get more intentional about how I handle this firehose of information. Sharing a quick thread here in case it's helpful to others 👇🏻
Hi folks! What is one thing about @figma that you would like to know?
I’m looking for questions like “how do you do X” or “why did you do Y” rather than feature requests.
This week on the Design To Be Conversation podcast, @sabrinahallnyc, Senior Product Design Manager at @Etsy, talks with our founder & CEO @racheldweissman about how to give feedback that reduces harm. Head to https://t.co/qaJyeBnzun to listen!
🗓Feb 24, 7pm ET ✅See you all at the “Being Black in Tech” panel hosted by @hexux_boston in partnership w/ @BTPipeline@DiversifyTechCo@BlackGirlsCode 🙌🏽 Click ⬇️for details!
We’re kicking off our celebration of #BlackDesignHistory by honoring Dorothy Hayes, an influential graphic designer from the 1950’s. Hayes was a role model for Black artists and even organized the “Black Artists in Graphic Communications” in order to spotlight black artists!
Over the last six months I've gone through a few heavy interview rounds at some of the biggest companies in the world.
I'd not interviewed for six years! So I was also learning a lot about what the industry looks like now as a job hunter.
Sharing my learnings 🧵
To become a well-spoken designer, you've got to learn the proper terms for all of the UI components. This will allow you to freely communicate with stakeholders, engineers, and your colleague designers. Check out the list with definitions : https://t.co/k9sx9pCaAb
When designing a product for everyone, you need to take into account the diverse everyday experiences that impact the people who use it.
Check out the Heuristics Toolkit on the blog to learn how teams can design and build with constraints top of mind. https://t.co/UU8OVtWuXp