Why Most Tech Fails Users (And How to Design With Humility)

🎯 User-centered design isn't just a buzzword—it's a practice in humility.

Cell-Ed founder Jessica Rothenburg-Aalami shares with Fixchr founder Meg Buzzi why most technology is designed for privileged, literate users—and shares her revolutionary approach to truly inclusive design. Her method transforms how we think about serving real community needs.

Design principles that work:
✨ Start with actual user needs, not your assumptions about them
✨ Partner with community organizations for authentic context
✨ Build continuous feedback loops, not one-time launches
✨ Stay responsive as people's situations evolve
✨ Make it a conversation, not a product drop

This isn't about better interfaces—it's about fundamentally shifting who gets centered in the design process. When you design with humility, you design solutions that actually serve.
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Join Meg at the Innovation Marketplace where we prioritize people over products: https://events.humanitix.com/innovation-marketplace-2

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Видео Why Most Tech Fails Users (And How to Design With Humility) канала Fixchr Change Consulting