Why is designing for inclusion still treated as optional?

The UX Collective Newsletter A newsletter by UX Collective July 25, 2020  •  3 min read  •  View in browser Why is designing for inclusion still treated as optional? Your weekly list of curated design resources, brought to you by your friends at the UX Collective. View this email in your browser A different perspective. Running & Black → Why has it been easier to talk about runner's safety for white women than for runners of color? Theirtube → What Youtube looks like for people on the other side of the political spectrum. Post-COVID design → Fabricio Teixeira talks to Randy Fisher about learnings from remote working. The UX Collective is an ad-free platform that elevates unheard design voices all over the world, reaching over 374,600 designers every week. Curated by Fabricio Teixeira and Caio Braga. Stories from the community Let's talk about that GPT-3 Figma plugin that shook designers to the core → Why is designing for inclusion still treated as optional? → What I learned after 2 years failing to build a fintech startup → One step beyond → Designers: stop disparaging other design → News & ideas GPT-3 Figma → A Figma plugin that designs for your boss. Docs at Google → Defining software designs through design docs. iPadOS pointer → How Apple designed the new iPadOS pointer. Silence is deafening → How to have reasonable debates online. Featured work: PJ Harper → Tools & resources Wavium → Easily create and customize a newsletter. Spreadsimple → Website management with Google Sheets. UI naming → A guide to standardize UI components naming. Chrome vision → Emulate vision deficiencies with Chrome (new) We believe designers are thinkers as much as they are makers. So we created the design newsletter we have always wanted to receive. View in browser

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