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[Xtra Magazine] Making tech queer- and trans-friendly is about much more than hiring
One of the best ways to make these changes is to bake diversity and equity into the model from the get-go and aim for sustainable, moderate growth rather than digital world domination. There are a few companies building with more modest aspirations in mind, like the Montreal-based anti-capitalist design firm Queerit, founded by opera singer-turned-web designer Rowan C. Woodmass. About 95 percent of the small agency is made up of queer and/or trans designers and developers, and it strives to provide opportunities in an environment where people can come as they are, without compromises.
“How Empathy Helped Me Change Careers and Come Out as Nonbinary” on Adobe XD
The risk in developing empathy is that something in another person might resonate with us, causing a deep and unaddressed part of ourselves to shake loose and fall into the light, refusing to be ignored. That is what happened to me.
“Creating Usability Reports from Usability Test Findings” on Adobe XD
It can feel redundant to create a report after a well-executed usability test, especially if you’ve involved the rest of your team from the start. However, usability reports are a strong method for communicating your results to your team and your wider organization in a clear, professional way, in order to build support for your research efforts.
“The Best Free and Paid Usability Testing Tools” on Adobe XD
Whether you’re a seasoned UX designer with a dedicated budget, or just getting started, read on for our list of the best free and paid usability testing tools you should try.
“The Cognitive Walkthrough: A Low-Cost Usability Testing Method and Empathy Training Tool” on AdobeXD
Imagination, empathy, and objectivity are the most important traits to apply to this method, and these traits can be found across organizations. This can be a great opportunity to bring non-designers into the design process, and could even be leveraged as an empathy training activity in collaboration with HR (hint, hint)!
“Running a feminist, anti capitalist business with Rowan C. Woodmass” on the DIY Small Business Podcast
“How to Be an Anticapitalist Entrepreneur: Rowan C. Woodmass and Queerit” on Venture Out
“How This Opera Singer Made the Unexpected Move to Web Design” on Flare
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