When we think of accessibility, we think about usual suspects — the color contrast, legible font sizes, mobile tap targets. However, accessibility isn't a checklist. To design inclusive experiences, we need to consider motion sensitivity, neurodiversity, people with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, dyscalculia, left-handed people — and know how to better

Designing for accessibility sucks 😩! It is limiting creative expression, making things look ugly, and is mostly for the blind anyway. But is that really true? How can sublime typography and accessibility go hand in hand? In this talk, Oliver confronts himself with his own misconceptions as a designer and type

The approach to product discovery in B2B is distinctly different from its B2C counterpart. While most literature and case studies focus on B2C, Julia from Alasco – a leading company digitizing the real estate industry – offers a fresh perspective on the unique nuances of B2B product discovery. This talk highlights the

Join Pablo Stanley as he shares his experience designing AI-powered tools. We’ll look at key UI/UX patterns that help users interact with AI in a natural way—going beyond just using a chatbot. We’ll learn about simple and effective flows that make AI features easy to use.

Prove your value. Justify your presence. Demonstrate impact. That’s the advice a lot of designers have received—and tried their best to follow. They’ve flexed their “managing up” muscles. Practiced convincing stakeholders and senior leaders. Created more slide decks than they can count. All to be told that