#DCNLights
@WeAreGenuine
Inclusive Design /
Michael Miles
Genuine (wearegenuine.com)
Dev(up); (developingup.com)
All the internet places: mikemiles86
Planning considerations to ensure that a product, service and/or environment is usable by everyone to the greatest extent possible.
Inclusive Design
Accessibility
Vision
Hearing
Cognitive Ability
Mobility
©CC4.0 09/2016 Mike Miles
"If you design for the average, you are literally designing for nobody."
- Todd Rose
"Suffers from red-green colorblindness" |
"Has a broken wrist due to a skiing accident" |
"Does most work while traveling" |
desktop | mobile / other |
Data Source: www.statista.com/statistics/419041/internet-usage-on-mobile-devices-in-iceland-by-gender-and-age
Republic of Mali |
South Korea |
0.5 Mbps | 26.7 Mbps |
Data Source: www.fastmetrics.com/internet-connection-speed-by-country.php
"The website should act like a helpful human. This is one of the big differences between the old site and the new site... on the old site, it would feel like you were interacting with some sort of lawyer-robot that was speaking to you in government-speak"
Jascha Franklin-Hodge, the city’s chief of information technology
Source: The Boston Globe
"The easiest way to do inclusive design? Stop asking about gender!"
- Sarah Leren
bit.ly/DCN17IDX
This presentation |
bit.ly/DCN17IDXSlides
Presentation Slides |
bit.ly/IDXAvgMyth The Myth of Average |
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bit.ly/IDXSemBBC BBC Semantic guidelines |
bit.ly/IDXGender Inclusive Design: Excluding No Gender |
Questions?