Photography winners with disabilities who show the world their perspective
The images were among the winning entries in this year's Global Ability Photography Challenge, organized by Youth4Jobs in India.
The images were among the winning entries in this year's Global Ability Photography Challenge, organized by Youth4Jobs in India.
A Museum for Now is a new place for thought, discussion and ideas about what a museum should be — and needs to be.
Dr Patricia (Pattie) Moore is renowned as one of the founders of inclusive design. But she now says it’s time to ditch those terms.
Our toolkit for designing with cognitive diversity extends into wellbeing.
How to design for children aged 3–12, with insights into user behavior, considerations for parents, and practical UX guidelines.
With one billion people aged 60 or older worldwide, inclusivity is more important than ever.
Navigating work and life as a neurodivergent designer
Tips for how to accommodate participants with diverse abilities to ensure that everyone feels included in a workshop.
We all have the ability to design a better inclusive world, by raising the right forms of capital around us.
How we’re designing assisted devices to give everyone access to the future.
Answering trans people’s needs online can create a safer digital environment and lead to a more diverse workforce in Tech.
How can we focus less on artifacts in design systems, and work consciously to build inclusive design systems that put people at their heart?
A working definition of an Open Web and what we can strive for to building an open and sustainable internet.
Equality and equity are notions that are sometimes used interchangeably.
How designing for customization leads to inclusion on Wikipedia.
From night mode to alt tags, Medium’s text-to-speech and Twitter’s font slider, visual impairments are often catered to, but what about the others?
This free guide helps you go beyond usability heuristics to create equitable, human-centered experiences.
Perception of Comic Sans as an inferior typeface is a bit of a self-reinforcing phenomenon in the design community, and that’s a problem.…
Middle-easterners can't think in their native language as many platforms do not support reading and writing from right to left.