This session is facilitated by Georgia Bullen, Sage Cheng, Soraya Okuda, Bernard Tyers, Eriol Fox
About this session
In the session, participants will have the opportunity to meet with design and usability practitioners in the community. We will setup 10-15 minute “speed dating” time slots and allow participants to rotate through the presenters so that they can get feedback from multiple perspectives on whatever design and UX challenges they bring to share.
Stuck on how to build or communicate a feature? Not sure how to get user feedback? Want to brainstorm some design alternatives for your tool or process? Thinking about how to engage users in your design process? Participants should bring something to share their work with the UX practitioners (an idea, a problem to work on, design sketches, a prototype, whatever stage you are at! etc), and will leave with feedback, designs, tools, strategies, and follow up opportunities to get support in their work.
Additional Facilitators: Caroline Sinders, Bernard Tyers, Ashley Fowler & Pepe Borras
Goals of this session
The goal of this session is to support folks working on design and usability (UX) challenges in the human rights, internet freedom, and open web community. Participants will leave with actionable feedback, useful tools and strategies, as well as follow up opportunities to get support in their work.