Designing for Neurodiversity
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Shows concrete design moves and real product examples rather than theory: Asana multiple views and a Pinterest modal with Pinterest dual close buttons for redundancy, Gmail’s undo and forgot attachment affordances, Dropbox’s deleted-files/version-history rescue, Grammarly’s keyboard and TikTok’s editable auto-captions. Argues teams should move from compliance toward measurable “success” by shipping forgiving, abundant, nurturing features; offers actionable patterns and slide links so designers can copy exact UI choices and validate whether those features actually improve outcomes.
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