Ah, accessibility in design – a topic as important as it is often overlooked. For too long, it’s been the afterthought of the UX/UI world, that final bullet point you tack onto your project right before launch. But let’s be real: designing for accessibility isn’t just a “nice to have” – it’s essential. And, contrary to popular belief, it’s not some boring, tedious task reserved for code geeks and legal departments. It’s actually an opportunity to flex your design muscles, get creative, and make your work better for everyone.

If you’re still imagining accessibility as a drab, lifeless form of design, let’s flip the script. Accessible design doesn’t mean boring design – it means inclusive design. And when you get it right, it’s like hosting a party where everyone gets invited (and no one has to awkwardly ask if the music could be a little quieter).

So, let’s dive into some principles, tips, and tricks to make sure your UX/UI designs are as accessible as they are beautiful – without putting anyone to sleep in the process.

Duration: 20:00

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