Write clearly and write accessibly: text between Content Design and UX writing
summary
Letizia Sechi and Luca Rosati discuss how clear language underpins digital accessibility, arguing that content design and UX writing shape the meaning structures people use to navigate products and services. They present concrete writing guidelines—from text structure to word choice—that align with accessibility principles, showing how clear, accessible writing helps everyone, not just people with disabilities.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:09Reading vs. viewing: cognitive process
- 9:30Information search strategies
- 17:23Content design and Plain Language
- 24:24Public text analysis
- 32:52Benefits of clear writing
- 35:08Q&A
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