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Deliver UX and design to developers

As a UX designer, it is important to communicate your design ideas clearly to developers so that the result remains accessible. We cover how to effectively convey your design ideas and improve collaboration across teams to create user experiences that work for everyone.

This is an opportunity to gain practical tips and tools for successfully creating accessible design!

Speakers:

  • Malin Hammarberg, Senior UX Designer and Accessibility Specialist, Funka Foundation.
  • Tine Persson, UX Designer and Accessibility Specialist, Funka Foundation.

Key tips from the webinar in a short smart guide:

Smart Guide

Delivering accessible design

Teamwork
Collaborate with developers and content creators.

Accessible design system
Include all states for interactive
components and ensure consistency.

Use annotations
Document the unseen, like heading structures, alt texts, and focus order.

Stress test the design
Verify that design works seamlessly in 320px width, with text enlarged to 200% and real content.

Test early and often
Test the design at every stage and
involve users with diverse needs.

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Smart guide: Delivering accessible design – PDF, opens in a new window

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