A talk on Inclusive Design (and Development) by Nicola du Toit (http://nicoladutoit.com/) and me.
Given at the UX SA meetup https://www.meetup.com/UX-Masterclass-Cape-Town/events/252935557/
Inclusive Design:More!, more humans
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Disability is a spectrum,not a binary
Did anyone noticesomething weirdon the walls?bit.ly/emplab301
Us looking at our stuff!➜"➜#truestory
The Empathy LabradorsNicola du Toit - @sophdexSteve Barnett - @maxbarners
1. Disability asa spectrum2. The What and the Why3. The How
Ability+Barrier=Disability
Get ready to stand up…!
Experienced this?Friend?Parent?Colleague?Draw a ❤
“The power of the Web isin its universality. Accessby everyone regardless ofdisability is an essentialaspect.”— Tim Berners-Lee
Examples of barriersComplex contentPrecise controlsLow contrast
❤ Inclusive Designis designing for the(for reals) diversityof our users
❤ Accessibilityis the implementation(Google these:WCAG, WAI-ARIA)
PerceivableOperableUnderstandableRobust
❤ Inclusive Designmeans good usability
❤ Inclusive Designhelps us be superheros(Wakanda Forever!)
❤ Inclusive Designprovides constraints,which spark creativity
❤ Inclusive Designhelps us design for(imperfect) reality
❤ Inclusive Designasks us to havethe confidence andthe kindness to bea little boring
How do we doInclusive Design?How do we check?
Cognitive disabilityCheck forplain language
Physical disabilityCheck without usinga mouse or trackpad
Visual disabilityCheck thecolour contrast
"This sounds likea lot of work" !
“It doesn't have to beperfect, just a little bitbetter than yesterday"— Leonie Watson
Now what?Tomorrow, 10am, 10 minsTest your stuffbit.ly/emplab-ten-at-ten
Pair up with someoneTell them: "I'm going tospend 10 minutes testingmy stuff tomorrow."!or
Thanks!Nicola du Toit - @sophdexSteve Barnett - @maxbarnersbit.ly/emplab-ten-at-ten