1. Webinar 29th June 2022 from 4:00 bis 6:10 pm (CEST)

 

Micro Frontends, Accessibility & Software Development/Product Design/Teamwork

The first webinar of the DeafIT Academy will take place on Wednesday, June 29th, from 4:15 pm (CEST) to 6:10 pm online on the DeafIT Academy website. In this webinar, three presentations on the topics of micro frontends, accessibility and software development, product design, teamwork of the canceled DeafIT Conference Online 2022 in March will be made up for. During the webinar, you have the opportunity to ask the speakers questions about the lecture. The webinar is in German Sign Language (DGS), German or English spoken language as well as with German and English subtitles. If you are interested in participating in this webinar, get a ticket here!

These are the speakers & lectures:

DeafIT Academy Speaker, profile picture male presenting André Fleischer

MaibornWolff – Talk

Micro Frontends – But how?

Microservices have grown into a solid architectural approach. They are established and proven. There is enough experience about benefits, limitations, advantages, and disadvantages.
How can the advantages and promises of microservice approaches be used when they are applied to frontends?
In all fundamental architectural decisions, one should be aware of the framework conditions and requirements before using micro frontends. And this doesn’t just impact technology but also team interaction.

Micro Frontends

André Fleischer, hearing, German Spoken Language
MaibornWolff GmbH, Executive IT Consultant, Hamburg (GER)

DeafIT Academy Speaker, profile picture female presenting Dr Irmhild Rogalla
DeafIT Academy Speaker, profile picture male presenting Prof. Dr. Benjamin Tannert

Institute for Digital Participation – Talk

Digital accessibility in working life through participatory evaluation

“Digital accessibility in working life through participatory evaluation” is a project of the Institute for Digital Participation (IDT) of the University of Applied Sciences Bremen. Its approach: Software can only be developed to be accessible if from the outset everyone involved in user tests will later work with the software – especially people with disabilities.

We report about this just-started project and invite you to participate!

Accessibility

Dr. Irmhild Rogalla, deaf, German Spoken Language
Prof. Dr. Benjamin Tannert, hearing, German Spoken Language

Members of the management team at the Institute for Digital Participation at Bremen University of Applied Sciences

DeafIT Academy Speaker, profile picture female presenting Priyanka Patil

Product first, Code Second

I will showcase my journey as a software engineer in Zalando describing the software development practices along with product involvement. Why we as software developers shouldn’t over-engineer the code, how to trade-off between product requirements, followed by customers’ requests vs code maintenance/quality and how to deliver and meet customers’ expectations in the right way, and how to disagree depending on requirements.

Software development, product design, teamwork

Priyanka Patil, deaf, English Spoken Language
Zalando SE, Software Engineer, Berlin (GER)

The program on Wednesday, 29th June 2022:

4:15 – 4.30 pm (CEST): Greeting
4:30 – 4:45: Software development, product design, teamwork by Priyanka Patil “Product first, Code Second”
4:45 – 4:50: Break
4:50 – 5:30: Accessibilty by Dr. Irmhild Rogalla & Prof. Dr. Benjamin Tannert “Digital accessibility in working life through participatory evaluation”
5:30 – 5:35: Break
5:35 – 6:05: Micro Frontends by André Fleischer “Micro Frontends – But how?”
6:05 – 6:10: Ending