Using AI to Streamline Inclusive Design Without Losing Humanity
summary
Designers get concrete steps: run an altext.ai alt‑text test, try video avatars with Hey Jyn or Lemon Slice, and use Gamma or Storyline to auto‑generate slides and placeholders. The talk cites one billion people with disabilities, EU Accessibility Act (effective June 28), and a risk matrix: Articulate/Adobe = low, Canva/Figma = medium, public image generators/ChatGPT = high. Recommended workflow: add an AI accessibility scan (Wave or Stark), expect AI to get you about 70–80% there, then validate with human review.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:02AI and design terms
- 4:19Accessibility in design
- 7:58Disability explained
- 9:44Inclusive vs Universal vs Accessible
- 12:42Legal requirements
- 14:50AI risks in design
- 17:39Demo: altext.ai
- 21:55Humanizing learning with AI
- 26:52Exploring AI design tools
- 34:30AI accessibility framework
- 36:42Embed accessibility early
- 39:37AI video for scenarios
- 41:26Microsoft accessibility checkers
- 43:13Weekly accessibility steps
- 44:40Verify AI outputs
- 45:46Q&A
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