Wendy’s presentation answers questions about the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing world, and offers insight into what accessibility means for this community. Also her presentation discusses exactly what accessible design entails for the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing and shares useful resources to increase the hearing world’s knowledge about this engaging culture.

About Wendy Tabor RGD
Wendy is an in-house generalist graphic designer currently working in the medical imaging industry. She has seven years of professional experience in healthcare, rental housing, and technology. Wendy is also very proud to be Hard-of-Hearing and uses her experiences and design skills to provide the medical field with a more inclusive view of those who are seeking care.
In her spare time, she has some creative projects from painting to fibrecrafts and photography.


Prototyping for touch free experiences with voice and sound
Prototyping for accessibility is more important than ever, but historically experience design tools have been limited to the screen. Learn how we can leverage voice and sound to prototype and test touch free experiences.

About Matt Rae

Matt is Product / UX Designer, writer and speaker... among other things. He currently spend his days training teams and community groups on Adobe XD workflows to enhance their productivity, while writing about best-practices for the Adobe XD Learn portal. Coming from a decade in product design, across industries including travel, autonomous vehicles, EdTech and advertising technology, he’s now focused on equipping designers with resources to design the best experiences using Adobe XD. He has a passion for user experience and developing the design community.