UI Clinic (UI/UX/Ally/KS)

We cover topics on User Interface, User Experience, Accessibility and KitchenSink

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We have decided to stop the bi-weekly UI clinic consultation hours for UI/UX and accessibility topics due to lack of demand. It seems that this format no longer reflects the spirit of the times and does not offer the help that was still desired a few years ago.

01.09.2025

In the A11y Clinic, you can get advice on accessibility in the context of ILIAS components and get practical advice on how to improve accessibility. Giercke-Ungermann, Annett [Annett_Giercke] is offering support with all accessibility-related issues.

From 29 October, the A11y Clinic takes place every Wednesday after the Jour Fixe from 10h00 to 11h00. Please announce the topic you would like to discuss by e-mail: a11y-clinic@ilias.de

About

The UI Clinic was a place where you could get advice about building nice user interfaces, offering great user experience and accessibility and using or extending the ILIAS UI framework.

The on-demand consulation-hours has been offered by Kendra Grotz, Yvonne Seiler, Nils Haagen, Timon Amstutz and Richard Klees, as a service of the coordinators of the ILIAS UI Framework together with UI/UX/Ally-experts of the community and regular contributors to the UI Framework.

If you have questions like

I think we need a new UI component to solve problem XYZ and have an idea how it could look. What do you think of that idea and how would the component fit in the UI Framework? Is this component accessible?
I want to draft a feature request but I do have this UI/UX problem. How may I solve it? What do I have to consider regarding accessibility?
I don't understand how component ABC is supposed to work. What is the intended usage? Does it fit my scenario?

Contact
The UI/UX/Ally Expert Group can be reached through its own email address:
ux@lists.ilias.de

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