UX Tuesday (Brno) - Accessible by Design: Building the Web for Everyone

Accessibility Starts in the Design Phase — Not in QA

Learn how to create interfaces that work for everyone. From visual contrast and semantic structure to keyboard flows and screen reader support, we’ve got you covered.

Whether you’re a seasoned UX designer or someone without a UX title on your badge, you’re more than welcome to join us for another UX meetup in Brno. This session focuses on digital accessibility, a vital yet often overlooked aspect of product development that's becoming essential for both companies and freelancers.
Accessibility isn’t just about compliance — it’s about creating inclusive experiences for users of all abilities. Designing with accessibility in mind benefits a wide range of people, including users with temporary impairments, situational limitations, or aging-related changes. In short: good accessibility is good UX.

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🎤 About the Speaker
Michal Kozubik
Michal graduated in computer science from FIT BUT and has been working at SAP for almost 9 years as a Front-End Engineer. He first focused on developing Fiori applications in the field of finance, and now, as a Development Expert, he takes care of frontends in the area of Process Intelligence within SAP Signavio.

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🗓 Agenda

• 17:30 – Doors open & networking
• 18:00 – Talk + Q&A
• 19:00 – Continued networking
• 20:00 – Farewell & LinkedIn exchange

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Why attend?
Because accessibility isn’t just a checklist — it’s a mindset that leads to better products for everyone. Whether you build, design, write, or test, this session will help you understand your role in making digital experiences more inclusive.

Looking forward meeting you!