Product Crunch - Accessibility Edition

Accessibility Edition

Dear Product Crunchers we are finally BACK on May, 19th!

We thought long and hard how to improve our format and with your help we think we could make some nice improvements and want to share this exciting news with you.

We value everyone’s time, so we stripped Product Crunch down to what’s most important: beer and pizza

Only joking, it's of course a quality conversation. We will now have one to two talks in the future and want to give you the chance to ask the questions that interest you the most.

After the talks everybody who wants to stay on and chat a little can join us in a breakout room to exchange thoughts and experiences and ask more questions.

We will be talking about Accessibility – a really important topic in general but also close to our hearts. We are looking forward to seeing you all again soon!

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Marion Couesnon (she/her)
UX/UI designer at futurice

Talk title
The bare minimum: risks and benefits

Interaction designer who likes to design and code. Fighting for better human experiences: a11y advocator.

Speaker 2

Michael Ausbun
Blind certified Professional in Web Accessibility

Talk title
User centrality: understanding the world through an occluded lens.

Michael Ausbun is a blind certified Professional in Web Accessibility (CPWA) through the international Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP) with 11 years of experience in the accessibility indistry based out of the United States. His experience ranges across multiple industries—from higher education to government; from not-for-profit to both small and large for profit entities. Currently, he is thoroughly enjoying his time as a Web Accessibility Engineer for Prime Access Consulting (Pac.bz), where he is able to make a real-word contribution to making the digital and physical world a more equitable place. He strongly believes that so long as one of us do not have access, none of us can have true access.