The Great Disenchantment
summary
A company converted to a Benefit Corporation and defined four impact criteria, then attempted to measure them but failed BCorp verification. A questionnaire of 138 responses found research reaches under 25% of projects and 52% do not do accessibility testing; accessibility requires real investment (about €12,000/year) and new processes. The talk also reports effective public campaigns, clients adopting better practices, and sanctions against dark patterns.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00UX Collective 2023 report
- 1:30From saviors to guardians
- 4:20Tangible's B Corp shift
- 7:30Impact criteria and ethics
- 10:00Accessibility costs and results
- 13:30Ethical design feedback
- 16:40Dark patterns responsibility
- 19:10Ethics survey results
- 25:30DEI HR processes
- 31:50Ethical accessible design actions
- 36:25Q&A
- 39:50Accessibility guidelines
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