Tag Archives: Accessibility
Talk from Ram Almog at the Festival of UX and Design 2020
The Festival of UX & Design hosted by MUXL has reached many corners of the world – from Europe to America and even Asia, more than 600 attendees came together, creating a global community and integrating passionate professionals in UX … Continue reading
5G environments and Contextual UX
Adam de Linde from Orange showed the Mobile UX London conference how understanding social organisation and work practices matter when designing what he calls ‘5G environments’, the convergence of 5G networks, edge computing and AI. On November 21st 2019, the 2019 … Continue reading
Five highlights from Mobile UX London 2019
The MUXL conference for 2019 was a massive success enjoyed by all. If you couldn’t be there, here are five of the best moments. On Thursday November 21 st 2019, the Mobile UX London 2019 conference took place at De … Continue reading
Designing UX for the internet’s next billion users
The next billion people who will go online are not like the ones who came before. How does a giant like Google adapt their UX to meet their unique demands? Rachel Ilan Simpson shared the answers. On November 21st 2019, the … Continue reading
In August IBM iX hosted our meet-up focused on accessible and inclusive design
This month we were delighted to have our meet-up hosted by IBM iX taking place in the IBM Client Centre, with beautiful views of the River Thames. Our meet-up focused on strategies for accessible and inclusive design and saw speakers … Continue reading
good UX design: what happened at our meet-up in May
For our meet-up in May, we took a slightly different approach inviting 6 speakers to give advice on what constitutes good UX design in just 10 minutes each. Our speakers were from organisations including Adobe, ELSE, Space Between, Aviva, Sutherland … Continue reading
Accessibility In UX
The speed with which new technologies have been implemented into our daily lives is incredible. If you had asked someone 15 years ago “do you think you will ever control the lights and heating in your home from your phone?” … Continue reading