Computer games are a big deal: they are part of our culture, they provide and can promote social inclusion, they can educate (from encouraging and supporting player creativity through making modifications and new game levels, to being used as teaching aids) and they are a hugely popular means of recreation. Just as with other walks […]
Tag: User Experience (UX)
Explore articles about accessible user experience (UX), inclusive design, usability, interaction design, and WCAG best practices. Learn how to create digital products that are intuitive, usable, and accessible for people with disabilities while improving experiences for every user.
Benefits of a Single Text Field Versus Multiple Text Fields
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Disability is a spectrum, not a binary
Unlocking Accessibility for UX/UI Designers
So You Want to Become an Accessibility Specialist
Wrapping up the 24 Accessibility series for 2017, Ray Campbell shares what you need to know in order to work professionally in the accessibility space and encourages digital professionals to consider the accessibility space as a career choice.
Congrats! You Just Received an Inaccessible Gift Card
In today’s article, Dennis Deacon returns with a recent experience with the timely act of redeeming a gift card, and the impact that accessibility plays into gift giving.
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Accessibility in Resizing Text
In today’s article, Tim Wright discusses the impact that preventing text resizing on your sites has on mobile commuters and how small touches and looking at a problem a little differently can often be the difference between users returning and not coming back.