Disabled Users’ Perspectives on Accessibility in UX Design
Welcome to a special issue of DesignWhine dedicated to Accessibility in UX Design. Beyond being a legal and ethical commitment, integrating accessibility into UX design offers a unique opportunity to empower and include individuals with disabilities within the digital realm.
This issue delves into the challenges faced by disabled users, providing insights and perspectives from 7 individuals across various disability spectrums. By actively involving disabled individuals in the design process, UX professionals have the chance to craft digital environments that transcend mere accessibility, fostering enjoyment and engagement for all users.
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In this issue
Turab’s Vision: Advocating Digital UX Accessibility for a World of Inclusion
Turab, a beacon of inspiration, embraces change and advocates for…
Tanya Marwaha’s Journey Advocating Mental Health and Accessibility in the Digital World
Tanya is an award-winning young person that decided to pioneer…
Empathy in Action: Puneet Singh’s Quest for Inclusive Digital Spaces
Meet Puneet Singh, a passionate Social Changemaker, on a global…
Isaac Harvey: A Champion of Digital Accessibility and Inclusivity
Isaac Harvey, a resilient individual hailing from East London, navigated…
Emily Vilcsak’s Tech-Driven Advocacy for Accessibility and Inclusion
Meet Emily Vilcsak, a visionary advocate dedicated to transforming lives…
Conversation with Celia Chartres-Aris, Disability Advocate and Visionary Policy Designer
Celia Chartres-Aris, a distinguished multi-award-winning campaigner, lobbyist, investor, and policy…