Accessibility and Design: Application Areas of Accessible Communication Design
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The talk maps where communication designers should apply accessible design across sectors like publishing, audiovisual, packaging and signage, tracing how accessibility concepts (Accessible/Universal/Inclusive design) evolved. It focuses on museum exhibition accessibility, showing case studies that translate content into multiple sensory channels to enable sensory accessibility, and presents the SAV Lab (Sinestesie Audiovisive Accessibili) work and the educational exhibition project “Controsenso.”
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:07Accessibility and design
- 5:24Inaccessibility levels
- 8:17Accessible communication products
- 12:14ISO 71 accessibility requirements
- 16:31Museum accessibility guidelines
- 20:08Training projects and experiments
- 24:48Cultural barriers in museums
- 26:18Accessible exhibits examples
- 30:56Controsenso exhibit
- 37:22Closing video
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