How Privilege Defines Performance - Examining Bias in Web Design
Offered By: Web Conferences Amsterdam via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a thought-provoking conference talk that challenges the tech industry's approach to web performance, accessibility, and inclusive design. Delve into how privilege and unseen biases influence product creation, potentially compromising the goal of providing consistent experiences for all users. Examine the disconnect between theory and practice in web development, and learn how to build more conscientious, truly performant, and inclusive systems. Gain insights on resisting systematic problems, developing empathy, and creating solutions that better serve diverse user needs. Discover practical strategies for recognizing and addressing privilege, bias, and narrow worldviews in tech. Embrace curiosity, empathy, and trust as tools for improving digital experiences. Leave inspired to tear down barriers and commit to more inclusive and accessible web development practices.
Syllabus
Intro
Journalism
Terms and Conditions
Privilege
Privilege Plugin
My Privilege
Power
Privilege Blocks
Most Days
Scarcity
Meritocracy
Bias Ignorance
Bias in Tech
Soap Dispenser
Automated Algorithms
LowEnd Devices
We Center the American Experience
Narrow World View
Neurotypical
The Grid
Be Curious
Empathy
Trust
Stop Gaslighting
Angela Davis quote
Verna Myers quote
Let someone have their bow
Help each other
Tear down the wall
Commit
Taught by
Web Conferences Amsterdam
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