I’m a queer Design systems & Accessibility lead working in the healthcare industry for Castor EDC. Speaker, teacher and passionate about too many things, I am fighting every day for a more inclusive web.
Through my different projects, I am trying to make the Web a more inclusive and accessible place, while focusing on collaboration and mentoring. By the way, I’m agender, so my pronouns are they/them.
Often, I can hear people saying that their design system will make their product accessible, that it will help them to enforce rules and to do more automated testing. But is it this simple? Will a design system make magically your product more accessible? Let’s see together the good things and the pain points of ensuring the accessibility of your product through a design system.
| Readability & Web: Let’s build great inclusive projects | Abstractions II | August 2019 | |
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| Using accessibility as a bridge between design & development | Abstractions II | August 2019 | |
| Variable fonts & readability: the rising of custom reading experiences | CSSConf Budapest | September 2019 |
