Accessible design is good design, whether motivated initially by the needs of users with specific disabilities or broader goals of social and economic inclusion.  Neil Milliken talks to MEX founder and podcast host Marek Pawlowski about his work leading accessibility at Atos, one of the world’s largest digital services companies, and the AXSChat community he co-founded.  The conversation ranges from Neil’s early career to the academy he is building at Atos to teach accessible design skills.
On this edition
“Engage with the accessibility community to advance your technology – you’ll get deep insights from motivated users.” — Neil Milliken, Head of Accessibility & Digital Inclusion, Atos, Episode 20, MEX Design Talk podcast
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“Work undertaken to address a specific disability often improves experience design for a much wider group of users.” — Marek Pawlowski, founder, MEX, Episode 20, MEX Design Talk podcast
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