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Designing for Digital Confidence

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Designing for Digital Confidence Opportunities & ObstaclesThe Tools Designing for Digital Confidence The next wave of internet users is coming online across the globe. Are your products ready? Our Mission Catalyze a community of product makers to build digital services that work for everyone. Regardless of where they live, what language they speak, or which device they use. Watch the video Today, more than a million people will come online for the first time in their lives And tomorrow and the day after, a million more will follow. A million people largely from emerging markets, and increasingly from rural areas. A million people who may speak multiple languages, but struggle to read or type. A million people whose first exposure to the digital world is through their phone. The digital world has no owner’s manual For someone new to it, technology can be exciting… and intimidating. Internet access opens the door to a world of possibility. But before you can enter, there’s a lot you need

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