How to Advocate for Accessibility in UX:

From Stakeholders to Developer Handoff

Join host, Inna Posokhova, on Wednesday, October 29th, at 12 pm EST.

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About This Webinar

Accessibility advocacy doesn’t end with design — it continues through to developer handoff. In this session, we’ll explore pitching accessibility as a product strength, not a roadblock. Learn how to navigate common stakeholder pushbacks, reframe inclusion as better UX for everyone, and deliver designs that developers can confidently implement. From real user stories to annotated handoff tips, this talk empowers designers to champion accessibility from the first conversation to the final file.

Webinar Objectives

By the end of this session, attendees will be able to:

  • Reframe accessibility as a strategic product benefit, not just a compliance requirement
  • Communicate the value of accessibility to stakeholders with clarity and empathy
  • Identify small wins and inclusive design improvements that build momentum
  • Prepare Figma files and documentation that support accessible implementation
  • Use a practical accessibility handoff checklist to reduce dev confusion and preserve intent

Meet the Speaker

Inna Posokhova is a Vancouver-based UX/UI designer specializing in crypto and blockchain. She is passionate about building thoughtful, accessible digital experiences and specializes in creating and documenting design systems, conducting user research, and designing intuitive flows for web and mobile apps.

She shares her design journey, tips, and resources on social media, inspiring other designers to grow their skills and stay current with industry trends. She believes in combining creativity with structured systems to improve technology for everyone.

Inna graduated with honours from the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT), receiving an academic achievement award. She is certified by Meta and remains committed to continuous learning. During her internship at Modo Carsharing, she designed and documented a comprehensive design system—a skill she continues to build on in her current role.

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