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Designing for the Worst Day of Your Customer's Life
10 December 2025 from 7pm to 8:30pm (Toronto time) 

 As designers, we often measure success in terms of performance, reliability, and efficiency. But what happens when our systems are pushed to the edge - when users are injured, disoriented, or in shock? On Ford's Safety & Security team, I design features like 911 Assist, Stolen Vehicle Services, and Cabin Occupant Detection - products I pray our customers never have to use. In this high-stakes design space, failure isn't an option because the consequences are severe: a confusing interface following a collision could cost precious seconds, a poorly designed stolen vehicle recovery flow could leave someone stranded, and an overlooked edge case in child detection could be fatal. This isn't your typical UX process optimizing for engagement - here, getting it right is the only metric that matters.

Presented by Sarika Goel, currently a digital product designer for FORD.

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Our diverse membership includes people with backgrounds in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Engineering, User Experience (UX), User Experience Research (UXR), Information Architecture (IA), Design Thinking, Usability, and Design among others. As well, our members include professionals, academics, and students.

TorCHI was founded in 1990  as the local chapter of ACM's SIGHI, the Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction.

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