Are you taking web #accessibility into account on your company’s sites and online presence? You should be! #Compliance is easier than you think. Here are my 5 ways to make certain your projects are accessible for all users.

Challenge the concept of “Human-Centered”. It’s time for a re-think. @meena_ko @ChicagoCamps #UXCamp

Sometimes we are more focused on Organization centered design instead of Human Centered Design. @meena_ko @ChicagoCamps #uxcamp

Being a warm demander: call them in and up, instead of calling them out. @shannonb_ux @ChicagoCamps #UXCamp

3B Framework: Behavior (what needs to change?), Barrier (What’s stopping this person/group?), Benefits (how do we highlight benefits?) - Tiziana Dagostino @ChicagoCamps #UXCamp

What Lori Baker learned over the last 4 years in building an inclusive research practice. @ChicagoCamps #UXCamp

“A Trauma-informed practice is an improvement for everyone.” - Gail Swanson @ChicagoCamps #UXCamp

Getting started on Web Sustainability Guidelines @timfrick @ChicagoCamps #UXCamp

Explicitly frame your questions during team collaboration - @austingovella @ChicagoCamps #UXCamp

“The most successful workshops have something you can walk out with.” - @austingovella @ChicagoCamps #UXCamp

Some people might want feedback in a 1:1 setting, others might want it written down and process it alone. - @cliffseal @ChicagoCamps

You’re asking for someone to help you see something new, with a little bit of vulnerability. Thoughtful honest emotionally-aware feedback build trust - @cliffseal @ChicagoCamps

Critiques can evolve into an unhelpful pile on if you don’t ask specifically what a designer wants feedback on. - @cliffseal @ChicagoCamps

“The best design systems are ran as a product.” - Michael Carrick @ChicagoCamps

“ChatGPT isn’t going to take your job, but it is going to change it.” - @colinpmacarthur at @ChicagoCamps

Working in things that are more familiar, people can participate fully, feel less imposter syndrome, and it’s lower cost and effort when things are low-fi. - @sullivan_s @ChicagoCamps

RT @nicoletellsit: People who want to get into Content Design vs people currently working in Content Design

RT @nicoletellsit: Content designers explaining content design to the rest of the product org

“There’s no such thing as a global or universal system. Everything is local.” - @janeruffino #UXCamp @ChicagoCamps.

Anyone have any #bluesky invites?.

This @CeliaHodent slide from her talk at @ChicagoCamps resonates with me with gamification directives. Yes, we can make things useable, but engage-ability is huge too. #LBD2023