Koos

🇳🇱 Over 98% of households are covered by high-quality networks in the Netherlands.

🇯🇲 But, in the Caribbean, digital adoption is more challenging due to infrastructure, local culture dynamics, digital savviness and others

🔥 As Digicel’s purpose is to drive connectivity while scaling, we had to make sure the user experience is seamless and future-proof.
So, how did we design an accessible, consistent, high-quality telecom experience across 25 unique markets?

Visit our link in the bio to find out 👉✨

Let’s celebrate the World’s day of Social Justice by acknowledging the power of including everyone in our design solutions🌍🚀

Dive into our take on as we navigate you through our collaboration with the Dutch Ministry of Health on the CoronaCheck app!📲

🔗At Koos, we strive to bridge the gap between user experience and the different literacy or backgrounds to create an accessible and usable products👥

🙌 Inclusive Design is teamwork! Accessibility experts, designers and developers come together to make digital products such as CoronaCheck equitable! 🌈

📔Curious about our commitment to inclusivity by design? Go to the link in our bio🖇️

Are you passionate about creativity and innovation through digital products? 📲

💡Koos is on the lookout for a Jr/Sr Digital Product Designer to join our innovative team! From Amsterdam to Oslo, we’re expanding and we want you to be apart of the journey!🌐

What can you expect?📝
✔️Engage in varied design projects that strengthen your UX skills and strategic innovation
✔️Utilize your design tools effectively
✔️ Shape the product journey from concept to completion with your unique expertise
✔️Lead projects and guide junior team members in crafting visually stunning digital products

But Also..
💥A dynamic team culture and legendary team outings
🥣 Delicious lunch at the office
💻 A flexible and hybrid system

If you’re all excited about creating impactful digital experiences and love tackling designs projects, then this role is for you🚀

Apply until March 5 via our link in the bio🔗

Making sure you’re designing your digital products with accessibility in mind is now more important than ever 🌈
Why? Governments are acting upon digital accessibility!

An example: In the Netherlands, public services and products will have to comply with the WCAG 2.2 standards by 2025.

Check out what these guidelines might mean for your products 👇

🔍 The digital product must be presentable in a way that users can perceive.
So, designers and developers should build a product that can allow blind people to read the interface with a screen reader, and deaf people to read text alternatives for video or audio content.

☝️ Make sure your digital product is not only operable via touch.
People who use a screen reader, voice control, keyboard, or switch control should also be able to use it.

📲 Products must be built robust to function on as many devices as possible. Ensure the app works on the newest devices and check whether it works on old devices