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Embracing Inclusivity in Digital Design

Sara Faatz, Director, Technology Community Relations, Progress

14-Dec-23 11:00

Embracing Inclusivity in Digital Design

We hear from Sara Faatz from Progress to discuss the pivotal role of human-centered design in technology. We explore how this approach, focusing on inclusivity and accessibility, is reshaping the way digital applications are developed, particularly for people with disabilities. We discuss the global need for inclusive digital solutions, the business implications of neglecting this aspect, and the strategies to implement effective human-centric design.

Produced by: Richard Bradbury

Presented by: Richard Bradbury


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Tags:  Human-centric designdisabilitydifferently ableddigital solutionsinclusivity





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