Design in an Age of inclusivity
summary
Personas often hide real failures: doorknobs, one‑handed flows and outdoor glare all break assumptions, and 10% of users are colorblind is the hard number that matters. Concrete fixes and results matter: medium serves scaled‑down images on load via server processing to avoid layout jump on slow networks, a GitHub app saline morphs a floating action button into a labeled button for unfamiliar users, and simple sidewalk cuts that help wheelchair users also help parents and luggage wheeled users.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 10:36Inclusive Design
- 12:41People First Approach
- 16:02Floating Action Button
- 17:44Overview of the Principles
- 19:10Learn from Diversity
- 21:54Why Should I Begin Doing Inclusive Design
- 22:48Rust
- 24:48Tips
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