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Accessibility goes well beyond colour contrast. Visual, auditory, motor, cognitive, neurodivergent. Posts with concrete practices.

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Inclusion 5 min

Cultural sensitivity in product design

Symbols, colours, dates, and references carry different meanings in different cultures. How to catch this before the product ships.

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Inclusion 5 min

Inclusive forms: asking without excluding

Before adding a field, ask whether it's necessary. When it is, there are ways to ask that include more people.

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Accessibility 6 min

Accessibility beyond contrast

Colour and font are just the start. Cognitive accessibility, screen readers, dyslexia: what changes when you broaden the lens.

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Inclusion 5 min

Inclusive language in design

Small word swaps that change who feels welcome in the product. A practical list for emails, copy, research scripts, and UI.

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Accessibility 7 min

Making Co-Design Workshops Accessible

Making co-design workshops accessible is key to ensuring the participation of everyone involved.

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Ageing 6 min

The importance of starting to design for ageing

According to the 2018 Ageing report that Público reinforces, only 4.2 million people will be of working age (2), and so we are moving towards a new paradigm.