In this ver. @csell5 talked with @ashleydzick about UX accessibility. We’re not just talking high contrast but how can we make ourselves more accessible to one another. Oh and bootstrap. Ashley Dzick is a UX Designer hailing from Milwaukee. She works as a college lecturer at MSOE and as a UX consultant with companies of all sizes. . Before consulting and UX, she had a past-life as a C++ developer. She's interested in all aspects of user experience, but especially around inclusive design. Outside of tech, she plays piano, rock climbs and runs with her dog. Links from today's show <ul> <li class="p3"><a href= "https://medium.com/@ashleydzick">https://medium.com/@ashleydzick</a></li> <li class="p3">http://<a href= "http://dzick.com/">dzick.com</a></li> <li class="p3"><a href= "https://linkedin.com/in/ashleydzick">https://linkedin.com/in/ashleydzick</a></li> <li class="p3">https://twitter.com/ashleydzick</li> </ul>

#AskTHAT Live with Jack Koppa - Open Source or Open Effort?

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