Daniela Kubesch

@dnikub.dev

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Accessibility Engineer | Speaker | UX Researcher | co-creator of https://a11yphant.com 🐘 passionate about creating inclusive, human-centred digital experiences ✨ https://dnikub.dev

The stage at beyond Tellerrand, displaying the conference name im this years design on the screen, along big physical 3D B and T letters placed on the stage.
Presentation slides on a big screen next to an UX Salon Barcelona rollup.
Even poster of the design week 2025, happening from the 24th to the 30th of November in Linz Upper Austria with the motto "For who(m) is the making?".
Poster for the We Are Developers weekly developer show with Chris Heilmann and Dan Cranney, Special guest Daniela Kubesch. This episode is about Accessibility, Automation and Inclusion.
A living room with a green couch, plants and pillows spread across the floor. Daniela is taking a sip from her Stanley Cup while standing in front of her Laptop, which is positioned on a suitcase that is on a table.
Working Draft Logo
Daniela holding a Polaroid picture of herself together with a birthday note in front of a Wienfluss company roll-up.
This is part of a restaurant menu. The PDF version is on the left, while the printed version is on the right. The paper of the printed version is rough and light brown, which makes the colour coding of the vegan and vegetarian symbols (dark green and dark brown) even more difficult to see.
Poster of TestCon with a picture of Daniela smiling into the camera and text reading: Daniela Kubesch, Decoding the Impact: Accessibility Overlays through a scientific lens, 21 to 24 October, Vilnius and Online
The disability inclusive progress pride flag and Daniela's hand holding two stickers. One sticker is of a cute ghost holding a pride flag, and the other is displaying the text 'You are good enough' next to a friendly fox.
A crowd of developers listening to a speaker holding a microphone talking about accessibility. Next to the speaker is a big screen showcasing how the tool WAVE can be used for accessibility testing.
Lift panel displaying buttons with text in German next to them . Starting from top to bottom: 3 = Ebene 2 (Bensheimer, Berg, Mahler, Schönberg, Seminarraum 9+10), WC, 2 = Ebene 1 (Empore Mozartsaal, Herberger Lounge), 1 = Ebene 0 (Foyer Ost, Mozartsaal, Haupteingang), Open door, close door, alarm = Notruf
Speaker Badge, reading: DWX, June 30 to July 3rd 2025, Daniela Kubesch, Accessibility Engineer, Mindscreen GmbH, Speaker. The badge also features a QR code.
A privacy policy statement with a toggle button at the bottom. The text beside the toggle button reads "I have read and agree to the privacy policy", but has such a low contrast that it is not perceivable. The text colour has the HEX code #ffffff and its background has the HEX code #f9f9f9.
Poster of the DWX with all speakers in the track Web Design: Vicky Priker, Nina Hauer, Ulrike Stirnweiss, Keren kenzi, Roman Rackwitz, Daniela Kubesch. The TWX is from June 30th to July 3rd 2025 in Mannheim, Germany.
A blue door hanger on a door, reading a text in German that can be translated to: Do not disturb!!!
Oliver in a blue shirt on stage is in front of a large screen displaying the text "With the POWER of Type!" on a blue background.
A presentation slide comparing Richard Lugner's marriages, featuring a photo of him with his latest bride. The left side lists brides with dates, while the right side has a similar layout but with increased contrast.
Denis on stage of the A-Tag
Manuel on stage presenting an HTML code snippet.
A poster announcing the "A-TAG '25" event, highlighting its 20 year anniversary and sessions on accessibility and inclusion.
The printed version of the thesis titled "The impact of Web Accessibility Overlays on the Usability and User Experience for People with Permanent Visual Impairments", laying on a carpet next to two tiny disco balls.