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8 common questions about accessible UX

Inclusive design is about serving all types of people, and being exceptionally aware of our biases when creating designs. If you’re doing it right, you’re building a product that is usable for people from all backgrounds, including people with disabilities. The truth is inclusive design is just better design.

Designing for Diversity

3 pieces of abstract art by Matt Cardinal. One featuring an eye, another featuring an insect with open wings, and the third with a large M in the center;

The UX design community has been buzzing about diversity and inclusion. Diversity and inclusive design are no doubt on the forefront, as we come together as a global economy.

Design for One And All

Wheelchair user travel through a outdoor garden on an uneven path

Now that the first London Design Biennale is over, we take a look at Norway’s contribution, Reaching for Utopia – Inclusive Design in Practice, and find out why inclusive design is an idea the world needs to know about. Throughout September, London’s Somerset House played host to 37 countries all responding to the theme of […]