Studies show that roughly 15% of the world’s population has some form of disability. That’s over 1 billion people.

Perceivable content, navigation, clarity, testing, and designing for multiple browsers and assistive tools are essential parts of a more accessible experience — one that can help you engage more users and convert more customers.

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by Channing Ritter
in 4 tips for designing accessible apps and websites

by Channing Ritter

in 4 tips for designing accessible apps and websites

Psychology, thus, becomes a crucial element in designing the right kind of systems, interfaces and experiences for your users/customers.

by Canvs Editorial
in Psychological principles for every product designerby Canvs Editorialin Psychological principles for every product designer

Accessibility should not be a future goal. Start now. Aim to become literate in accessibility, not an expert, and your users and products will benefit exponentially from the experiences you design and consistently improve.

by Devon Persing
in Accessibility is more than a technical problemby Devon Persingin Accessibility is more than a technical problem

Design is more than problem solving. Design is finding the right question, solving it in a good way and make it look good.

by Dennis Hambeukers
in Design is more than problem solvingby Dennis Hambeukers in Design is more than problem solving

The design is not you and you are not the design. The rejection is only a rejection of an idea and getting it wrong is part of how you do your job. It’s part of the process.

by Chris Kiess
in Nobody told me UX would be like thisby Chris Kiess in Nobody told me UX would be like this

Scarcity in UX is controversial but it shouldn’t be because hiding the information from people is not really an option. It can also improve UX if you follow a few simple rules.

by David Teodorescu
in Scarcity in UX: The psychological bias that became the normby David Teodorescu in Scarcity in UX: The psychological bias that became the norm

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