Accessible graphic design

Ensuring that all users have equal access to any website is crucial. Adding layers of information to a design can make it possible

When we design for disabilities, we are not just increasing access for the disabled, we are creating better design for all.

As human beings, our lives are individually shaped by the social conditions surrounding us and communication is fundamental in establishing our connections with each other. When initiating, sustaining or adjusting our relationships, communication design serves as a tool for the common good. It can cultivate our unique subjectivity to include individual perspectives that help drive the design process.

For the Korean creative, "graphic design is like weight training" as her design muscles gradually build up over time. The established exhibition identity designer discusses.

Inclusive design is a way of optimizing products for the full range of human needs and abilities. These 7 main principles can help guide the way.

Designing for accessibility doesn't have to be an add-on feature. By designing for accessibility from the start, you can create more usable products for everyone in the end.

Artificial Intelligence, or AI, is empowering people with physical disabilities, allowing them to take charge of their own lives but it’s also having a surprising impact on people with neuro-diverse conditions like autism. It’s easy to generalise about people on the autism spectrum; they like consistency, take things literally and like routine. AI and computer personal

A website should be user-friendly for everyone, including those with poor vision, dyslexia, autism or physical disabilities. UK-based interaction designer

Breaking Down Barriers designed by Hannah Swann for Asana. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.

Check out the commercial identity of TACTIC's fiber optic network designed by Beauvoir! Graphic design, naming, marketing strategy...