For many designers, accessibility features are a checklist after the first ideas, but the past reveals how design with the longest last impact is often the most accessible. What can we glean from the most iconic designs? How can our own work use access as a best practice instead of a burden?
About our speaker
Sharlene King (http://tinytank.net/) is a designer at Morningstar, Inc. — an independent financial research firm. She focuses on accessibility, interaction and behavior design. She works with the Adler Planetarium and Chicago Public Schools to introduce kids to design and technology. She prefers tacos or pizza slices to booze. She is both a cat and dog person. 14/10.