Episode 1: Whitney Quesenbery - on accessibility, personas and more

30m · Copy Cats · 17 Feb 23:18

Our very first guest on the Copy Cats podcast is Whitney Quesenbery, the co-author of A Web for Everyone: Designing Accessible User Experiences.

The co-founder of the Centre for Civic Design talks to us about (among other things) the value of personas, the role of accessibility on the US voting experience, and the importance of design literacy.

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