UXBristol

💾 Workshops-only UX Conference in Bristol. Since 2011.

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UXBristol is taking a year off this summer. We will be hosting a party in July to bring everyone together and celebrate our wonderful community. Stay tuned for more details! #uxbristol

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And that’s it for another #UXBristol! We look forward to seeing you all over at @brisbeerfactory for drinks

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You can read our summary of all of the #UXBristol short talks at https://t.co/zfjZ3TzwCh

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Finally at #UXBristol, we have the raffle! Woohoo! @stuchurch has created a special UXBristol Raffle Randomiser, which @chudders will now use to announce the winners

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Our final #UXBristol session today is a series of quick-fire talks, brought to us by Henry Bacon, Pete Yeomans, Ellie Katona and Matilda Okuyiga

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Thanks to all our fabulous #UXBristol workshop leaders! Now it is time for afternoon tea...

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You can read our full summary of Florence Okoye's #UXBristol workshop at https://t.co/FrScryxoAB

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Okoye: Different motivations may exist for the same value. You can bring this back into your user personas and service requirements #UXBristol

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Next, we're going to storyboard a scenario around one of the ethical challenges we've identified - either from the perspective of a user, or part of the internal workflow to make a product/service happen #UXBristol

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Okoye: We have identified lots of interesting ethical challenges, including:

- Consent
- How to recruit diverse voices
-Digital exclusion
- Ethical approaches to financial remuneration
- Privacy and GDPR
- Sustainability
- Use of AI

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Okoye has kicked off her session by asking us to brainstorm examples of the ethical challenge we encounter - whether theoretical or technique based, at work or in wider discourse #UXBristol

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We will be live tweeting from Florence Okoye’s session: Creating an accountability framework for inclusive design #UXBristol

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In our final set of #UXBristol workshops, we welcome Florence Okoye on accountability for inclusive design, Eszter Hegymegi on research walls and @Bash on orientation skills for designers

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You can read a full summary of Priyanca D'Souza's #UXBristol workshop at https://t.co/WNw1MWfIc7

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D’Souza:

Think of some circumstances where you felt excluded

Consider what barriers and challenges people might face in that situation

Consider how the barriers layer up and interact with each other

Think about how you would mitigate this
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D’Souza: "Accessibility" does not mean "technically compliant". You have to step back and take a wider view #UXBristol

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We will be live tweeting from Priyanca D’Souza’s session: Intersectionality in inclusive design, a more holistic approach to accessibility#UXBristol

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Next at #UXBristol, we’re delighted to hear from Priyanca D’Souza discussing intersectionality and inclusive design, @RajnishRazdan talking about tone of voice and Motunrayo Okpaleke exploring how to design emotions into conversation AI

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Lunchtime at #UXBristol! We’ll be back again at 13:30 😊

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You can read a full summary of @kateldn's #UXBristol workshop at https://t.co/FBzppKLx1l