The purpose of the series ‘Design For All’ is to demonstrate the importance of inclusivity in design and share knowledge on how to create more inclusive and accessible design experiences.
We talk to people from all over the design community to capture their lived experience, discuss the current state of accessibility and inclusion in the industry and share the knowledge of those pushing for better inclusion through their design work.
The accessibility specialists interviewed in this series have recommended some great resources to help with accessible design. Click the button below to access these in one place!
In this Design For All blog, we talk with Cameron Farwell, Senior Designer at assistive tech company CareScribe, about his journey from agency work to…
READ MOREIn our Design for All series, participants have contributed an incredible array of resources aimed at enhancing accessibility in design. Based on their recommendations we’ve…
READ MOREMeet Henny Swan, Co-Director of TetraLogical, here she shares her journey into accessibility and inclusion in technology. Henny discusses the importance of designing for diverse…
READ MOREMeet Emily Yates, Head of Accessibility and Inclusive Design at Mima, a human-centered design agency in London. As a wheelchair user with cerebral palsy, Emily’s…
READ MOREIntroducing Tom Pinks, Co-Production and User Experience Lead at Mind, the mental health charity. With a history at Samaritans and EF Education First, he recently…
READ MOREIntroducing Oliver Quinlan, Senior User Researcher at Government Digital Service, spearheading accessibility and inclusion initiatives for GOV.UK Forms. Oliver’s journey spans from education roles to…
READ MOREHere is our chat with Craig Abbott, Senior Designer at Elastic. Elastic is a leading platform for search-powered solutions in Enterprise Search, Observability, and Security….
READ MOREWe caught up with Brodie Willis, Senior Design Consultant at Kinneir Dufort, a user-centred design and product development consultancy in Bristol. The purpose of the…
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