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Stef Walter
@stephaniewalter@front-end.social

UX Researcher & Strategist, Inclusive Product Designer in Enterprise UX. Speaker, Author, Mentor & Teacher. Chaotic neutral tea & CSS lover. 🌈

I talk about #design, #UXResearch, #accessibility and #InclusiveDesign mostly
I also draw #illustrations for fun, so you might get drawings, food and plants here.

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Pronouns: She/her
My Site: https://stephaniewalter.design/?utm_source=mastodon
Neurospicy Adventure: http://neurospicy.agency/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephaniewalterpro/

Stef Walter
@stephaniewalter@front-end.social

A lot of new folks here, time for a new introduction.
👋 Hi, I'm Stéphanie (Stef is shorter), I work as a UX researcher and designer consultant, mostly long term missions, for clients product teams.
I share UX, research, design, accessibility, CSS, HTML, SVG and some tech content and put all the links on my blog once a week: https://stephaniewalter.design/blog/category/useful-links/

I also post plants, craft, and food related content sometimes.

And I have a shop with UX templates to help other designers: https://shop.stephaniewalter.design/

Stef Walter
@stephaniewalter@front-end.social

When we design for disabilities, we make things better for everyone. This is called the Curb-Cut Effect. The term was coined by disability students and activists in the 70s, who added curb cuts to the Berkeley sidewalks to make access easier for those in wheelchairs. They discovered those also helped people with strollers, using trolleys for deliveries, etc.

Illustration of The curb-cut effect: a range of people of all ages next to a crossing, road, and park show how the curb cut design for disabilities benefits everyone.

Stef Walter
@stephaniewalter@front-end.social

FliiipBook is a fun animation tool in the browser where you draw frame by frame, over 24 frames and 2 full seconds, your animation in black and white.
Here you go, have fun: https://www.fliiipbook.com/animate

Illustration of a black heart with uneven rays radiating outward, drawn with thick lines on a white grid background in a digital drawing interface showing color and tool options on the sides, timeframes at the bottom and an option to get onion skinning.

Stef Walter
@stephaniewalter@front-end.social