The first event of the year is here!

Matt Argomaniz, Lead Designer at The New York Times, will be giving a lesson on designing for mobile accessibility.

This will be an interactive lesson — more than just a presentation (bring your phone for a few activities), but not quite a hands-on workshop.

Lesson description, from Matt:

Designing for blind users reveals opportunities for better accessibility and even sharper visuals.

I’ll share how I use “reading order” and written scripts to guide my design process.

Laptops not required for this lesson, but please bring your phones. You’ll do a few quick exercises and I’ll ask y’all plenty of questions.

Here's what to expect:

6:30pm - Sign in and find a seat 😊

6:45pm - Lesson begins! 💻

7:30pm - Lesson ends. Brief Q & A.

7:45pm - We must leave the library promptly as they close at 8pm SHARP. Those who would like to continue chatting can move across the street to the Florida Room 🍻 (previously listed Chapel Pub, but we had to pivot due to overlapping with their Trivia Night).