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A11Y Matters

Accessibility ensures everyone can use your product, improving inclusivity and user experience.

Inclusive Design

Designing for accessibility means creating products that work for people of all abilities.

Legal & Ethical

Accessibility helps meet legal standards and reflects a commitment to ethical, responsible design.

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Cornell DTI has shown me that designing a product isn't only about making it look pretty -- it's about solving real problems with thoughtful, user-centered solutions.

Clément Rozé

Designer & Developer

DTI gave me hands-on experience in product design, allowing me to apply my creativity to real-world problems. Collaborating with engineers and designers helped me refine my UX/UI skills and better understand user needs. The team environment pushed me to think critically about design decisions and iterate effectively based on feedback.

May Wu

Designer

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Applications open!

We're welcoming any and all students who are looking to make a difference through tech. Applicants are not considered on a rolling basis.

Application Link

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Information sessions

We'll have a few sessions to learn about DTI, our goals, and our subteams. There's also time to chat with DTI members of all roles after.

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Interviews

Prepare to talk about past experiences and your motivation for joining DTI. Then, demonstrate your technical skills through problem-solving challenges relevant to your subteam.

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