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[Teams page] Include image(s) of people with disabilities #249
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@mjabbink do we have any photos you know of that are real IBMers or are IDL approved? |
I don’t. |
Would the accessibility team have any? |
@jnm2377 I can ask. I know they have IBMers on their team with other abilites, but not sure they have ever been photographed on brand or aligned with the updated design Language. This is something we need to put as high priority in the backlog to focus on capturing and being a part of the goal of continual capture of real IBMers and less of stock images. |
Speaking for the a11y team, I'm not aware of any pics - at least not that have the same look and feel of the pics currently on the Teams page. I went through DAM and grouped some pics into a collection, but they didn't have much to choose from there either. I'll check around the team to see if anyone has anything. You may have to be logged into DAM for that collection link to work - so it if doesn't bring you directly to the collection, login and click it again. https://dam.ibm.com/collections/view/75017B5D-3897-4809-ABC3DEA96ECE98B3/ |
Summary
Great suggestion from Phill Jenkins for the updated /design site launching ahead of Think 2019:
It looks like the Teams page would be a great place to add an image or two of folks with a disability.
https://design-website.netlify.com/teams
Justification
We're promoting diversity and inclusion on that page. It's great place (and easy way) for IBM to make a statement (visually) around our support for people with disabilities (PwDs).
"Must have" functionality
An image or two added to the Teams page would be sufficient ahead of the Think 2019 launch.
https://design-website.netlify.com/teams
Specific timeline issues / requests
Hoping this can make the launch ahead of Think 2019.
Available extra resources
Phill Jenkins or I can help track down some stock images. We only have access to DAM, so you may already have some better resources available.
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