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About This Meetup:
Disabled users aren't an edge case, they're the stress test that makes your product better for everyone. This talk will lay out a scalable methodology for centering disabled users in your research process and helps you make the business case for doing it. We’ll look at what you risk by skipping inclusive research, and what you stand to gain by making it a core part of how you build. Inclusive research isn’t just the right thing to do, it’s a roadmap for building better products and a smarter investment in your organization’s success.

Food and light refreshments will be provided.

Speakers:
Michelle Bucek (Senior Enterprise Customer Success Manager @ Fable)
Elle Waters (Senior Product Accessibility Customer Manager @ Workday)

RSVP By September 1st:
If you receive a message from the organizers asking for your first and last names and do not reply by noon on Tuesday, September 1st, you may be removed from the guest list. We need to provide an official guest list of names to our host's security team for check-in.

Event Agenda:
6:00 – 6:50 Light snacks; socializing & networking

6:50 – 7:00 Introductions; community employment opportunities

7:00 – 8:00 Presentation by Workday and Fable

Address & Arrival Information:
The address to use in google maps is 163 Main St, San Francisco, CA 94105. Google map link: https://goo.gl/maps/x3AMv9nWKHobF1y17

Once inside the building, check in with Reception on the ground floor, go up to the Break Room on the 17th floor. Please bring a valid ID.

Note: The name of the building is "160 Spear St" but the entrance on Spear Street will be locked after hours and guest should not use it. Enter on the Main Street side of the building instead and use the address "163 Main St" in google maps.

Access and Accommodations: If you have access or accommodation needs, please advise us of any accommodation requests no later than Wednesday, August 26th, to allow us time to confirm accommodations.

Related topics

Events in San Francisco, CA
Accessibility
Usability
User Research
Web Accessibility
Web Development

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