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Panel of design leaders share thoughts on how to improve DEI

UX in ATX hosted a panel discussion of design leaders across the US on how to create a space at work where everyone can feel safe, accepted, and heard.

Panelists:

  • Ron Infante – IxD, Frog
  • Rich Le – Product Design and Web Design Consultant
  • Candace Anderson – UX Design & Graphic Designer, Tinuiti
  • Carla Anderson – Creative Director, Tinuiti
  • Tony Baker II – Visual Designer, IBM

Watch the UX in ATX meetup recording

Are you a UX designer or interested in building better user experiences? Learn more about UX in ATX on our website.

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