designing for accessibility
Accessibility is an important facet of user experience. Designing accessible interfaces is easier if you understand the range of disabilities, key principles of accessibility, how assistive technologies work, and how users actually use them. Students learn how to move beyond standards compliance to integrate accessibility in a way that creates equivalent, universally usable, and engaging web experiences for everyone. Students examine the key standards including the most recent updates of WCAG, version 2.2. Students spend time discussing how to integrate accessibility into the UX design process. Students will learn how to design and test for accessibility on mobile devices. Students then explore user needs, validation methods, and ways to engage users with disabilities in your user experience research process. By the end of the course, students will have a firm foundation on how to design and evaluate the accessibility of systems.
User persona exercise 1
User persona exercise 2
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Final paper
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