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Designing for privacy in today’s digital landscape often feels like an uphill struggle. How can we as designers help audiences meet their privacy needs while also navigating internal company politics? Join us for a candid discussion about experiences and strategies on how to balance user privacy requirements with organizational constraints, and discover practical tips for advocating privacy in your design work.
Roundtables are slots dedicated to discussions with no more than 16 participants around a specific topic. It's a way to exchange with folks who have the same issues or are in the same stages of career, industry, etc. Each Hatch onsite participant gets the chance to only pick 1 Roundtable, so choose wisely!
Roundtable signups begin August 6th
Elio Qoshi
Elio Qoshi is the founder of Ura Design, a studio dedicated to enhancing the visual design and user experience of open source and privacy-preserving projects. With over ten years of expertise, he has contributed to a variety of projects, including Canonical Ubuntu, The University of Michigan, Thunderbird, the Open Technology Fund, The Tor Project and Mozilla Firefox.
