Hello! I'm Archita, the Design Lead at QED42, known for blending aesthetics with privacy-conscious design. My team led a successful session at Drupal Con Lille and am thrilled to share advanced tips for secure digital experiences. Following the resounding success of our last session, I would like to present an extended and advanced version that delves even deeper into the intricacies of privacy-conscious design strategies.

With increasing concerns about data privacy and security, it is more crucial than ever for UX designers to consider the profound impact their designs have on user privacy. This extended and advanced session not only revisits the core principles but introduces advanced strategies and methodologies to tackle evolving challenges in this domain.

I will also dive into a case study on design of a community forum for UNICEF, which is a platform designed for young women and girls. During the design process, I have identified several privacy risks and challenges specific to the platform and its users, such as sensitive topics, reaching displaced users, identification of users, and privacy intrusion. I will discuss how we addressed these risks and challenges through the design choices, including creating a safe and supportive community forum, using non-intrusive registration methods, and incorporating privacy-enhancing technologies.

Prerequisite
There are no prerequisites required to attend this session. Whether you're new to the field of privacy-conscious design or already have some experience, everyone is welcome to join. The goal is to provide valuable insights and advanced strategies that can benefit attendees at any level of expertise. So, if you're interested in enhancing your skills in designing for privacy, I encourage you to join the session!

Outline
1. Privacy by Design Revisited:
* Emphasising the proactive consideration of Privacy by Design from the project's outset.

2. User Expectations in the Age of Privacy:
* A deep dive into understanding user expectations and attitudes towards privacy, especially in the context of the ever-changing digital landscape.

3. Advanced Privacy Risk Mitigation:
* Strategies for identifying and addressing advanced privacy risks within designs.
* Practical approaches for managing complex scenarios.

4. Mastering the Art of Balance:
* Exploring advanced best practices, techniques, and design methodologies for achieving a harmonious coexistence between privacy and usability considerations.

5. Empowering User Decisions:
* Beyond the basics of consent and control, discussing advanced techniques to empower users to make informed decisions about their data.

6. Privacy-Enhancing Technologies Reimagined:
* A deep dive into the latest developments in privacy-enhancing technologies.
* Exploration of advanced encryption methods, cutting-edge anonymisation techniques, and emerging tools for securing user data.

7. Case Study Reloaded: Designing a Safe Community Forum for UNICEF:
* Discussing the design of a community forum for UNICEF, specifically tailored for young women and girls.
* Addressing privacy risks and challenges, including handling sensitive topics, reaching displaced users, and mitigating privacy intrusion.
* Highlighting design choices such as creating a safe and supportive forum environment, implementing non-intrusive registration methods, and integrating privacy-enhancing technologies.
* Offering insights into the forum's recent iterations over the past couple of months.

8. Advanced Tech Insights:
* Diving into the technical details, tools, and methodologies behind every privacy-conscious design decision.
* Practical guidance on implementing advanced privacy measures effectively.

9. Extended Q&A:
* Allocating ample time for questions and discussions, fostering insightful interactions among attendees.

Learning Objectives
Session Intention:
This session aims to provide attendees with a comprehensive understanding of designing for privacy, equipping them with practical tips, techniques, and methodologies for ensuring a secure, seamless, and privacy-conscious user experience.

Target Audience:
* Designers
* Developers
* Privacy Advocates
* Project Managers/owners
* Anyone involved in designing and implementing digital experiences with a focus on privacy.