When we design products or websites for people like ourselves, there are many others who are, as a result, left out. In this webinar, we’ll delve into why accessibility matters. Yet however well-intended, website accessibility is too often seen as a checklist to be marked off at the end of the design process. Our goal is to shift the discussion around accessible design from accommodating the needs of a small minority group to creating better, more inclusive interfaces for us all - no matter our identity, background, knowledge, or ability.
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The Design Mind: Web Design for All: Accessibility, Inclusivity and Beyond
1. Web Design for All:
Accessibility, Inclusivity and Beyond
Eden Spivak &
Nir Horesh
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About Eden Spivak
Eden Spivak is a Design Expert and Editor for the Wix blogs. She is passionate about the ways
in which design can make a real, tangible impact on our daily lives. Eden is also a freelance
illustrator, with a love for editorial and children’s illustration.
About Nir Horesh
Nir Horesh is an Accessibility Lead and Senior Product Manager at Wix, who works on making the
internet more accessible for everyone. Before joining Wix, Nir was an engineer in the
semiconductor industry for seven years, worked at a couple of startups, and started a technology
podcast and blog. Nir also mentors and leads a team at beaches.app.
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4. Intro to Accessibility 2020
“The power of the web is in its universality.
Access by everyone regardless of disability is
an essential aspect.”
Tim Berners-Lee, Inventor of the World Wide Web
42. Intro to Accessibility 2020
Answer 5
Product / UX
questions
● What is the Order?
● How do i use it with Keyboard?
● Where does the Focus goes next?
● What is it Meaning?
● What is it’s Name?
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43. Intro to Accessibility 2020
Useful links
● Wix Accessibility Gate
● A11ycast - great podcast
● WCAG - the spec
Intro to Accessibility 2020
48. Accessible design
can be good design
InclusiveWebDesign
Understood Sans. A dyslexic-friendly typeface, designed by Martin
Vácha and Wolff Olins.
49. Accessible design
can be good design
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ThisAbles. A series of design solutions to allow people with special
needs access to IKEA products.
53. Creating products that are usable by everyone
regardless of ability or impairment.
Accessibility
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54. Creating products that welcome all users -
regardless of their background, circumstances,
knowledge, abilities and more.
Inclusivity
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55. Design for the wide range of
human experience
InclusiveWebDesign
56. One-size-fits-all solutions miss the mark.
The myth of the average user
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Minority - Majority -
From the Inclusive Design Toolkit by Microsoft
Permanent - Temporary - Situational
58. ➔ Provide content
in multiple ways
Different comparable options
increase the chances of meeting the
unique needs and abilities of each of
your users.
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59. One website = multiple experiences
InclusiveWebDesign
The websites we design need to offer more than one
way of interacting with content.
Video captions Alt-text for images Allow user choice
60. ➔ Design for various situations
Users will be browsing your product
in a variety of different contexts, and
your interface should accommodate
that range of circumstances.
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61. Design for various situations
InclusiveWebDesign
Keep diverse user scenarios and context in mind.
Dark + regular modesUser area for streamlined actions
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62. ➔ Collaborate to
overcome biases
Invite a wide spectrum of individuals
who differ in background, as well as
in physical, cognitive, and learning
abilities, to partake in the design
process.
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63. Collaborate to overcome biases
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Disabled And Here
Include more people in the design process,
from start to finish.
64. Inclusive design is
a process.
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And so much more...
Not an end goal.
65. Thank You!
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Accessible design is often invisible.
Eden Spivak
Design Expert at Wix
Further reading:
● Inclusive Design: Wix Creative
● Microsoft Inclusive Design
● Wix Accessibility
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