Accessible design is the part of universal design that grants disabled users the same ease of use as the rest of the population. It's an important distinction to make when the average website is three times less usable for people with a disability.
- What are some examples of accessible design?
- Why do UX designers consider designing for users with disabilities?
What are some examples of accessible design?
Accessible Design for Products
In the built environment, one example of accessible design would be “curb cuts,” or ramps for wheelchair users. A sidewalk ramp.
Why do UX designers consider designing for users with disabilities?
Designing with accessibility in mind enables people with a range of abilities and disabilities to perceive, understand, navigate, interact with, and contribute to the web.