Like many people in 2020, I’ve attended my share of virtual meetings, events, and conferences.
And I’ve had the opportunity to discover a lot of different event pages on the web.
Some online event pages make it easy to learn about an event.
I can quickly review
while other event pages seem to think basic event information should be a scavenger hunt for potential attendees. Continue reading UX Win: Workforce Software Event Page
When I register for an online event, whether it’s a webinar, online conference, or meetup, I pay close attention to the information in the event confirmation message.
Why?
Because of years of receiving confirmation messages which only tell me I’m registered for the event.
And a short message that says I’ll soon receive log in details before the event.
With no specific details of the information I need to log in or dial in to the event, I’m left wondering when the event details will be sent.
Will it be sent two days before the event? An hour before the event?
I have no idea. Continue reading UX Win: Digital.gov Online Event Confirmation Message
Did you miss out attending accessibility and inclusive design conferences this year, due to the COVID outbreak?
I know I canceled plans for attending several events, which I was looking forward to participating in.
Enter a new kind of online conference, A Future Date, that takes place April 21 to April 23, 2020.
Organized by volunteers, A Future Date offers three days of curated accessibility and inclusive design sessions by experts. The sessions were canceled at the major conferences planned this year. Continue reading A Future Date: Free Three-Day Online Accessibility Conference