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Accessibility & Inclusivity 📝

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“There's no such thing as normal“

Inclusive design aims to produce the most effective user expertise for as many of us as attainable. Accessibility isn't solely a problem that applies to individuals with disabilities -

#a11y #WCAG

it's a problem that affects everyone. An inclusive world may be a higher world. As a result, we wish to be in the vicinity of that.

What are you saying?? It’s just the domain of UX designer and developer, why does accessibility matter for anyone other:

#accessibility #UX

- The inclusive design will increase access. A social media strategy that considers inclusive design will a similar. while not accessible, you miss out on connecting along with your full potential audience.

#Inclusivity

- A 2018 survey of Facebook users in fifty countries found that quite A half-hour of individuals reports a problem with a minimum of one in all the following: seeing, hearing, speaking, organizing thoughts, walking, or grasping with their hands.

- Keeping social media accessible suggests that recognizing exclusion, learning from your followers, and presenting data within the clearest ways that attainable. And at the end of the day, that’s simply being an honest seller.

#accessible

Use something similar anyhow

https://twitter.com/kentcdodds/status/1083073242330361856?s=20

Here are Microsoft’s inclusive design principles offer an honest framework:

- Acknowledge exclusion
- Solve for one, be several, and
- Learn from diversity.

#diversity

How could we forget this? - We're sorry about testing voice Tweets without support for people who are visually impaired, deaf, or hard of hearing. It was a miss to introduce this experiment without this support.

To wrap up ‘Accessibility should not be an afterthought.’