Inclusive and accessible products are not just “nice to haves”, they are absolutely and utterly a MUST in modern times. But what does it mean to be an accessible brand? What are the legal requirements of my product and services when it comes to accessibility? (Wait what? There’s legal requirements?) How much money is my company losing by not being accessible?
These questions, and more, are discussed in today’s episode of the UX Whisperers Podcast. Our host Nicholas Aramouni, sits down with Lisa McMichael and Brendan Ohara to delve deep into the realm of accessible brands and products, discussing not only the current state of accessibility, but the future impacts of artificial intelligence on inclusive design!
Tune in now to stay in the loop!
Nicholas Aramouni
Nicholas Aramouni also known as Iskandar Aram is a Senior UX Researcher and Communications Manager at Userlytics with extensive experience in qualitative and quantitative research. His work spans music entertainment, media, technology, education, and e-commerce, with a particular focus on international UX research, cultural differences, and understanding users across diverse markets.
Tiago Moresco
Tiago Moresco is a Principal UX Researcher at Userlytics with extensive experience across market research agencies, UX agencies, and enterprise environments. His work combines qualitative research, data-driven analysis, and cross-cultural research to uncover meaningful patterns in user behavior and translate them into actionable insights that improve products, services, and user experiences.
Georgi Mandichev
Georgi Mandichev is a consumer insights and market research professional with more than 12 years of experience in qualitative and quantitative research. His expertise spans customer and consumer behavior, large multinational research projects, B2B segmentation, and UX research, with experience working across diverse markets and industries.
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