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Exploring Scalable Research and Inclusive Design Strategies by ‍Lanre Jerry-Ijishakin (Emids)

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40 mins

How can we create inclusive design experiences that reach a larger audience? Join me as we explore effective strategies for conducting research and implementing inclusive design practices to ensure accessibility and inclusivity for all.

Date and time:

Tuesday, 7 November - 17:30-18:10 GMT, 12:30-13:10 EST, 9:30-10:10 PST

Intended audience: 

Registration opens: 9 October

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Date and time:

Tuesday, 7 November - 17:30-18:10 GMT, 12:30-13:10 EST, 9:30-10:10 PST

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Designing inclusive and delightful experiences for people with disabilities is often overlooked, leading to products that meet accessibility compliance standards but fail to provide a positive user experience. This talk will highlight the significance of implementing inclusive user research approaches to address accessibility issues during the research and design phase, enabling researchers, designers, and product owners to create products that cater to the needs of users with diverse abilities.

During this session, participants will gain valuable insights into the impact of inclusive research on product design. Research has shown that a substantial portion of accessibility issues—estimated at 60-70%—can be addressed during the research and design phase, challenging the conventional notion that accessibility is solely the responsibility of QA and Testing teams. By integrating inclusive research practices, researchers, designers, and product owners can proactively identify and address barriers, ensuring that digital products provide not only compliance but also a delightful user experience for individuals with disabilities.

Participants will be equipped with practical tips and guidance on how to initiate and scale up inclusive research and design practices within their organisations. By embracing inclusive research approaches, businesses can unlock the potential for growth and innovation, while simultaneously fostering a more inclusive and accessible digital landscape.

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Designing inclusive and delightful experiences for people with disabilities is often overlooked, leading to products that meet accessibility compliance standards but fail to provide a positive user experience. This talk will highlight the significance of implementing inclusive user research approaches to address accessibility issues during the research and design phase, enabling researchers, designers, and product owners to create products that cater to the needs of users with diverse abilities.

During this session, participants will gain valuable insights into the impact of inclusive research on product design. Research has shown that a substantial portion of accessibility issues—estimated at 60-70%—can be addressed during the research and design phase, challenging the conventional notion that accessibility is solely the responsibility of QA and Testing teams. By integrating inclusive research practices, researchers, designers, and product owners can proactively identify and address barriers, ensuring that digital products provide not only compliance but also a delightful user experience for individuals with disabilities.

Participants will be equipped with practical tips and guidance on how to initiate and scale up inclusive research and design practices within their organisations. By embracing inclusive research approaches, businesses can unlock the potential for growth and innovation, while simultaneously fostering a more inclusive and accessible digital landscape.

Lanre Jerry-Ijishakin (she/her)

Lanre Jerry-Ijishakin is a User Experience Researcher and Customer Experience Accessibility Designer at Emids, a role in which she focuses on improving the usability and accessibility of digital products and services. She also shares her knowledge and expertise as a part-time professor in the Human-Centred Design Program at Algonquin College in Ottawa. Lanre is passionate about leveraging technology and human-centred design principles to improve the well-being of individuals. She firmly believes that incorporating accessibility into product and service designs is crucial for ensuring equal access and usability for all users.

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