Accessibility in Design

5 Important Principles of Accessibility in Design

Last Updated on June 18, 2023 by UX World

Accessibility means your design provides the ability to access your products with ease to as many users as possible. UX designers have people with disabilities in mind when making sites more accessible, but in doing so, they usually make better designs for all users.

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Learn UX Design

To learn more on how to design better experiences, consider the Interaction Design Foundation’s (IDF) online courses on UI Design Patterns for Successful Software.

Apart from courses, webinars, and bootcamps, the IDF is also home to the biggest and most authoritative library of open-source UX Design Resources. Check out the free UX Literature here.

In addition, the UX Academy offers world-class 1-on-1 online training in UX design, access to a vibrant community, and help to get a product design job.


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