In today's world, where digital transformation is fundamental, World Usability Day (WUD) plays a critical role in promoting accessible, user-centered design. In 2024, WUD will make its African debut in Lagos, Nigeria.
World Usability Day Debuts in Africa
For the first time in its 20-year history, World Usability Day will be held in Africa. This marks a significant step not just for Nigeria but for the entire African tech and design community. Founded by Elizabeth Rosenzweig, WUD has already gained recognition across Europe, America, Australia, and Asia. This year, the theme is 'Designing for a Better Africa'.
Events and Speakers at WUDAfrica’24
WUDAfrica’24 will be a distinctive event with a focus on hands-on learning. It will include keynotes, workshops, and networking sessions. Keynote speeches will be delivered by industry leaders like Joseph Kalu, Somtochukwu Mbamalu, and Robinson Maggie. Additional speakers include Tunde Kabir Mason and Olamilekan Dauda Olawale.
The Importance of Usability Day for Africa
WUDAfrica’24 will attract a wide range of participants eager to explore new trends and tools in usability and design. The event, held in Lagos, promises to become a gathering point for professionals and enthusiasts aiming to enhance technology accessibility.
World Usability Day's arrival in Africa highlights the continent's growing importance in the design and technology sectors. This event opens new opportunities for African usability and design professionals.
