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Design an Accessible Website: Hands-On UX Workshop

Design an Accessible Website: Hands-On UX Workshop

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Thursday, May 27, 2021

6:00-8:00 PM EST | Virtual Event

Registration for our May virtual event is now open.

The NYC UXPA is hosting a virtual accessible design workshop with Bitesize UX on Thursday, May 27 from 6–8:00pm ET.


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“There is no substitute for learning by doing.”
— Joe Formica, Founder of Bitesize UX


Event and Workshop Details

When: Thursday, May 27 from 6:00–8:00pm ET
Where: Zoom (Zoom details will be shared in the event registration confirmation email)

In this live stream UX design workshop, you'll get hands-on experience with accessible design by redesigning SeniorTix - a website that offers senior citizen discounts on events, outings, and activities.

Together, we'll learn and practice some of the essential concepts in UX design, including a primer on accessibility and inclusive design, and how to incorporate them into your design process.

Who is this for?

  • UX Beginners who want to learn UX by actually doing it!

  • UX Designers-in-Training who want to add a new project to their portfolio, and get hands-on experience with accessibility.

  • UX Pros who want to sharpen their UX design skills or take a break from their daily work.

 What you’ll need:

  • Some UX experience is helpful, but not required. Beginners are welcome!

  • Laptop or computer with Internet access, preferably in a quiet space.

  • Pen & Paper for sketching exercises.

Meet Joe Formica and Bitesize UX

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Founder of Bitesize UX | Lead UX Instructor at General Assembly NYC | Senior User Experience Designer

Joe has taught UX Design at General Assembly in New York for six years as a Distinguished Faculty Member, and has created and taught Entrepreneurship courses at Fordham University Business School. Through these roles, he has worked with thousands of designers-in-training to help them take the next steps in their career.

In addition to teaching, Joe has been a self-employed Senior Product Designer for the past eight years. He has worked with dozens of clients, ranging from Fortune 500 companies, to new startups, where he has played an integral role in their growth and success.

Joe believes that there is no substitute for learning by doing - all Bitesize courses are hands-on, project based, and beginner friendly. If you take a class with Joe, you’re guaranteed to walk out with a tangible project that you're proud to show off to the world.

Joe works every day to solve the "need experience to get experience" problem that prevents people from exploring new skills, roles, and careers in technology, and believes that learning as an adult should be exciting, fun, and rewarding - not daunting.


How to Register

Members: Free!

General Public: $15

Registration closed at 5:55 PM EST on Thursday, May 27, 2021.

At that time all registrants will be sent a reminder email with a link to the webinar room.

Would you like to request accessibility accommodations for this event? Read our Accessibility Policy.


Event Policy

Registration closes at 5:55pm EST on Thursday, 5/27 -or- whenever capacity is reached, whichever occurs first.

If you wish to cancel please let us know by emailing rsvp@nycuxpa.org. Refunds will be issued for cancellations received before registration close (5:55pm EST on Thursday, 5/27).

Accessibility is important to us. We want to be inclusive to our community and we celebrate diversity. Please see our Accessibility Policy for how to make an accessibility request for an event.

NYC UXPA events are photographed and/or recorded. By attending you acknowledge that you might be photographed and/or recorded and consent to those images and recordings being used on our social media or website. For the full notice please see our Event Policies page.

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