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Design, particularly design in tech, tends to focus on impact. How can your design work affect the most change in the world? How can design improve lives? To have the most real-world impact, the design industry is learning that inclusion is key. When scaling digital design requires mass participation, it's crucial to design for the entire range of people who your design is intended to impact. In this episode of Designers + Geeks, we'll hear from designers who are thinking about designing a more inclusive world & how they are approaching inclusion in their work.
Special: we are co-hosting this event with Women Talk Design. Our friends at Ueno have made t-shirts to support the event, & all proceeds from the shirt sales will go to Women Talk Design.
About the speakers:
ANITA CHENG | Content Designer at San Francisco Digital Services
Anita is a former cancer researcher who went into tech to help people faster. She gets to do just that working for government, currently as a content designer for San Francisco Digital Services . Previously, she worked on the websites for affordable housing programs in San Francisco, as well as building inspection at the City of Los Angeles.
XIAOMIN JIANG |Product Designer at Wells Fargo Innovation Group
Xiaomin is a user experience designer based in San Francisco. She is currently working at the Innovation Group of Wells Fargo. She spends most of her day exploring the future of financial products & services. She believes active listening is the key to designing engaging experiences for people. In her downtime, you can often find her dancing Argentine Tango. She loves connecting with people through interactive conversations without words.
JULIA DEBARI|Design Educator at GrowthX Academy
Julia has a multi-disciplinary background working at agencies, enterprises, startups, & in-house teams in a wide range of industries including education, travel, finance, e-commerce, & technology. She has had design roles at Razorfish, Sapient, VMWare, TripIt, Epsilon, & many others. Julia thrives on challenging, complex problems & innovative strategies for solving them - she questions assumptions & dig for details. Julia specializes in design education, the user experience of that education, & ed-tech. She has a background in Human Centered Design & Instructional Design.
FAQs
Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?
Yes, this event is 21+, & attendees will need to present a valid ID to join us. It's the beer!
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to & from the event?
Yelp's beautiful office is near the corner of New Montgomery & Mission St, right in the heart of San Francisco. It's easy to get to from BART, many buses, or your ride sharing app of choice. If you need to drive, paid parking is available nearby.
Can I arrive after 8pm?
No!! For building security staffing reasons, we can not let you in after 8pm. We're not joking - if it's 8:00.0001pm, you will be turned away. This really sucks, & we don't want it to happen - please arrive before 8pm.
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