Accessible Everyone
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Dr. Michael Crabb discusses the importance of accessibility in design, emphasizing that disability is not solely a personal health condition but involves mismatched human interactions. He advocates for inclusive design techniques that accommodate a range of accessibility needs and encourages using technology to enhance abilities. The presentation highlights the necessity of a shared understanding of accessibility among designers to address complex design challenges.
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Accessible Everyone
- 3. about me
- 5. UoD RGU UoD BBC R&D
- 10. Visual
- 11. Cognitive
- 12. Physical
- 13. Communication
- 14. Emotional
- 15. Socio-Economic
- 16. Intersectional
- 19. my impairment is An inability to make good PowerPoint slides…
- 21. A pirates life for me…
- 24. One arm Arm injury New parent One arm Arm injury New parent See Blind Cataract Distracted driver Hear Deaf Ear infection Bartender Speak Non-verbal Laryngitis Heavy accent
- 26. One arm Arm injury New parent One arm Arm injury New parent See Blind Cataract Distracted driver Hear Deaf Ear infection Bartender Speak Non-verbal Laryngitis Heavy accent
- 33. Bartender One arm Arm injury New parent See Blind Cataract Distracted driver Hear Deaf Ear infection Bartender Speak Non-verbal Laryngitis Heavy accent Deaf !=
- 34. “Literature reveals numerous studies that clearly demonstrate that studying non-representative users can lead to inaccurate conclusions or missed insights”
- 36. ?
- 37. What do you know? Where did you learn? How do you deal with? What do you not know? What do you need? How important is this?
- 38. Personal Experience Accessibility Applications Websites News Articles Life Experience Family Members University Lectures Charity Awareness Where did you learn?
- 40. [ad break]
- 47. requires
- 48. low vision hard of hearing can’t see television can’t hear television x x
- 49. low vision hard of hearing
- 50. low vision hard of hearing
- 51. or or low vision hard of hearing
- 52. low vision hard of hearing or or
- 53. where’s the UX
- 54. Sherlock A study in pink (2010)
- 66. Colour Blindness
- 69. There are few games so effective at turning 30-45 minutes of your free-time into the kind of crucible of escalating despair you just can’t wait to experience again.
- 71. Physical WorldDigital World Input Output Accessible Digital-VIrtual Crossover Engine
- 72. Physical WorldDigital World Input Output Accessible Digital-VIrtual Crossover Engine
- 75. Coding
- 78. dyslexia
- 79. dyslexia
- 80. Lorem Ipsum dolor… Lorem Ipsum dolor… Lorem Ipsum dolor… Lorem Ipsum dolor… Good Fonts For Dyslexia Rello, Luz, and Ricardo Baeza-Yates (2013) Visual Stress - Dyslexia and Employment. Jameson, M. (2015). Dyslexic Friendly Colourings Dyslexic Friendly Fonts
- 84. Remap Augment ☼ Adjust subtitles and audio description projection mapping colour-alteration for dyslexia
- 86. When talking about accessibility, make sure that everyone has a shared definition.1
- 87. Complex design challenges might be solved by looking to the accessibility sector2
- 88. Look for ways that technology can remap, augment, or adjust peoples abilities.3