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23 January 08:30-09:30Softhouse

Designing for Seniors: Enhancing Accessibility and Usability for All

Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on creating user-centered designs for seniors. We’ll explore the importance of accessibility and delve into unique challenges that aging brings—for seniors and for us all.

See how designing for seniors can enhance usability for everyone, and discover ways to help users without them realizing they are being helped. This talk will offer fresh perspectives and practical strategies to make our work better for seniors.

Don’t miss this opportunity to dive into inclusivity! Bring your questions—there will be a Q&A, and you may even have the chance to try out some of the tools used to design products for seniors!


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Marcus Johansson
Usability Specialist at Doro

Marcus Johansson is a usability specialist at Doro, designing feature phones, smartphones, apps, and smart devices tailored for seniors. With a background in designing educational tools for children, creating products to assist individuals with disabilities, and teaching UX design to inspire newcomers to the field, Marcus emphasizes the importance of understanding the technology behind every design.Today at Doro, Marcus focuses on making technology intuitive and accessible, leveraging teaching and design to create impactful solutions for seniors.

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Welcome to an intriguing event hosted by Softhouse and Interaction Design Foundation in Malmö!

We'll meet on the 23rd of January at 08:30 to dive deep into "Designing for Seniors: Enhancing Accessibility and Usability for All" Marcus Johansson / Usability Specialist at Doro.

Location: Softhouse (Slagthuset)

The number of seats available for the event is limited, so it's first come, first served! The event is free, but registration is required as refreshments will be served. 

If you have any questions or would like to get in touch with us regarding the event, please get in touch with marketing@softhouse.se for more information.

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